Minimidimaxi Magazine

Melissa Nepton adds a few spatial elements to trendy wrapping and draping to make it figure-friendly for fall-winter 2010.

The light designs of Eve Gravel easily adopt a coy sexiness reminiscent of French New Wave, complete with beret.

Peplum tops with ruffles and lace, rosettes and spangled dresses: seduction is a serious business and Nadya Toto is taking no prisoners.

This season, Christian Chenail enhances his brand’s structured classics with a focus on a strongly fitted silhouette, inspired by German New Wave cinema.

The perfect cure for winter is a walk through Joseph Helmer’s fall-winter 2010, a vivacious celebration of bold colours in patchwork.

Marie Saint Pierre gives us deceptive ease and lightness in ol’ basic black for fall-winter 2010.

Denis Gagnon’s fall-winter 2010 collection was a moving display of raw and refined sensitivity, as fringe and leather make an otherwise unlikely union.

Big textures, layered prints…and even fur? Is this Jeremy Laing? This eponymous collection rings in fall 2010 with more than just a shift in expectations.

Erdem fall-winter 2010 evokes forest walks on temperamental October days, surrounded by rainswept colours and with kaleidoscope in hand.

Andrew Majtenyi makes a subtle commentary on the future of the economy with a cautiously optimistic collection for fall-winter 2010.

The breath of first love is a heady mix, at least according to Nada’s womenswear for spring-summer 2010.

Andy Thê-Anh keeps his razor-sharp, sophisticated edge on a platform of finishing and understated detail.

Rudsak seduces with simple classics and a touch of glamour in a soft neutral palette and bright accents

This eponymous line challenges our perception of the world – and our place in it – with futuristic fabrics and dreamy colours.

Earth tones, pastels and fiery reds entwine harmoniously in this class act of spring-summer 2010.

Warriors of spring unite in the new spring oeuvre from Lucian Matis.

Ève Gravel returns to Montreal Fashion week after a two-year hiatus, with a streamlined collection imbued with a quiet confidence.

For spring-summer 2010, Pink Tartan adds streetsmart sparkle, sequins and stripes to its trademark preppiness.

Most designers save their most glamorous looks for last. Not for Even Biddell, who started his parade of futuristic nomads with gun’s blazing!

Christian Chenail’s Muse celebrated its 20th anniversary with an easy 50s-inspired spring-summer collection in solid colours and a multitude of textures.

Joseph Helmer can weave a good story, even one told countless times –emergence from the darkness of winter to the fresh beginnings of spring.

This spring, Jason Meyers’s ready-to-wear collection offers something for everyone.

The rumours are true: Barbie’s pink-and-black attack is back, with a stellar array of dazzling colours and looks for just about every occasion.

David Dixon makes another high-contrast outing in this semi-casual line of rolled and ruffled creations.

In a sunny space in the curvaceous wood and white of the Art Gallery of Ontario, Project Runway season 2 winner Sunny Fong opened LG Fashion Week.

Pristine creations usher in spring light in Paul Hardy’s spring-summer 2010 collection.

Schiaparelli was the first designer to put zips on dresses, but Montreal designer Denis Gagnon turned it glamorously organic for spring-summer 2010.

Jeremy Laing speaks volumes while designing the look for spring-summer 2010.

Mark Fast ushers in spring-summer 2010 with a frenzied storm of colour and texture.

Erdem spring-summer 2010 collection, shown at London Fashion Week, could have been a Sunday morning garden party on Montreal’s Mount Royal.