FASHION Magazine
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Halifax: Happy accidents
Katie Tuttle never went to design school—and she’s proud of it. For this 20-year-old designer—half of Halifax-based fashion label Tuttle & Leonardo (tuttleandleonardo.com)—all the technical training of a classroom would just slow her down.
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Andy the great
One of the many perks of my job is chatting with super-talented designers and last week, I got the chance to talk to Montreal-based Andy Thê-Anh at the grand opening of his new boutique (83 Yorkville Ave., 416-921-2639, andytheanh.com) in Toronto’s tony Yorkville.
[See the Spring 2009 collection and view our video interview with Andy Thê-Anh]
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Montreal: Designer Q&A with Anastasia Lomonova
On a recent Friday night, I sat with designer Anastasia Lomonova (anastasialomonova.com) in her LABoratoire Créatif studio to chat a little about life, fashion and what to do with clothing from past collections. (Answer: She sells them at charity events such as “Au Coeur de la Mode,” which benefits AIDS research. Not bad, right?)
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Working it
Honestly, I don’t know how anyone can get dressed in the morning. Today’s Wall Street Journal reports that many companies are looking potential employees to dress in a way that expresses their soul. That’s a lot of pressure.
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Calgary: Fashionable friendship
Prada in the Prairies by Bonnee McLachlan
Some women in this world never cease to amaze me with their ability to throw together stunning outfits with ease (cough: Rachel Bilson). More often than not, I forget there’s a celebrity stylist behind their glamorous look and give props to the star—tisk, tisk.
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Vancouver: Party on, BCBG
On the evening of October 29, Vancouver’s fashion cognoscenti rolled down Robson Street and through the doors of the newly-renovated BCBG MaxAzria boutique (1080 Robson St., 604-681-3733, bcbg.com). FASHION magazine was there to help celebrate the grand reveal.
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Toronto: Janet Hill, Eugenia and Nada Yousif
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Nicole Prickett
At the Janet Hill show Friday, Ryerson fashion students rushed to fill the front row seats (likely vacated by too-tired journalists), self-consciously snapping photos of each other and wide-eyeing the cluster of real photogs at the end of the runway.
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League of Lovers, Evan & Dean and more
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Nicole Prickett
At League of Lovers and Thieves, a collaborative interplay between Toronto designers Sonja Den Elzen (Thieves) and Dana Kiyoko Takeda (League of Lovers), hearts were stolen with ease and grace.
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Toronto: Morales and Rudsak
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Casselman
This season, everything is coming up roses for designer Renata Morales who sent models down the runway in an array of ethereal, candyfloss frocks.
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Carlie Wong, Zoran Dobric, Evan Biddell and more
FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO
By Sarah Nicole Prickett
Fifteen minutes late is no longer fashionable. This I learned the hard way, arriving to Carlie Wong’s sophomore outing just in time for her standing O. It wasn’t hard to see where that came from, once we caught up with runway footage of the “Glamourous Gangster” collection.
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Toronto: Joeffer Caoc, Bustle and David Dixon
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Casselman
Spotted: Editors looking chic despite the cold wicked wind of the west: lots of fur, chunky knits, coloured ribbed tights, croc-print boots, trenchcoats, skinny jeans tucked into boots, bejewelled flats and elbow-length leather gloves.
Now, on to the shows…
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Toronto: Alfred Sung, Pink Tartan and Mango
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Casselman
Alfred Sung‘s bridal collection officially kicked off L’Oréal Fashion Week at the Nathan Phillips Square tents. Models walked down the aisle, er, runway, swathed in countless variations of white gowns. Tons of tulle, delicate lace, light-as-air chiffon, strings of pearls and rhinestones that shimmered like fireflies in an evening sky.
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