Let me just begin this by saying that Montreal Fashion Week is a super cool experience. I cannot say that I am into fashion week at all but this is the second time i have attended and also the second time I enjoyed it. I always sit there during the shows trying to figure out what the designer is going for and how they came up with some of.. READ MORE >

Montreal Fashion Week concluded last night with a bit of a change from the typical lineup of runway shows. At the end of the evening, five emerging local designers showed mini-capsule collections at an energetic and unconventional runway show in the hopes to win the coveted Target Emergi.. READ MORE >

Rachel Sin was the second to last designer of the night, and made it hard for anyone else to top her youthful collection. The show started off with an upbeat atmosphere as the first model started to strut down the runway in a polka dot shirt and work pants, which remained the theme for rest of the show alongside some chic work dresses. Si.. READ MORE >

At the start of day 3 of Montreal Fashion Week, we took our seats only to see a giant pink embroided L was projected on the runway's back screen. "God I hope it's not tacky" I thought, not knowing much on the brand, that is until a snake of barbed wire slithered it's way around the letter and tightened it's grip. That's when I knew t.. READ MORE >

On Day 3 of Montreal Fashion Week, we were invited to see Cokluch in the Target Designer's Studio. With designer Laurie Lemieux’s creative interior design background and Christine Guérin’s costume and fashion design roots, they created a line that is both practical and an expression of .. READ MORE >

Following the undeniable equestrian theme that has been seen throughout this entire 24th Montreal Fashion Week, Ralph Leroy's show on day 2 was opened with a short film featuring white horses strutting in water. The speakers blasted neighs and hoof-like recordings while the room was buzzing with the sounds of whispers and people tweeting/.. READ MORE >