canadian fashion

With last night marking the final evening of Toronto Women’s Fashion Week Spring 2018, the local runways at One Yonge Street were once again alight with colour and sound. Here’s Real Style’s report from the front rows at Toronto Women’s Fashion Week Spring 2018.

Recently, Real Style had the chance to interview established Canadian designer David Dixon at the 2017 White Cashmere show at Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum. From his creative views on transforming tissue into wearable art to his thoughts on Canada’s up-and-coming fashion talent, here’s what Dixon had to share with us.

If you’re a Canuck fashionista, you’re probably wondering exactly what to sport as you hit the Canada Day celebrations. Staying true to the red and white of the True North, we’ve compiled a few fierce fashion picks for Canada Day.

No longer just a rising whiz kid in the world of Canadian fashion, Montreal-based designer Brit Wacher has come a long way from her humble beginnings. Real Style spoke to Wacher backstage at Fashion Art Toronto 2017 about her latest collection, creative inspiration and newfound passion for vivid colours.

With its coastal vibes and laidback atmosphere, Vancouver also boasts an entirely different sartorial scene from the sidewalks of Toronto and Montreal. If you’re in Vancouver this spring for either work or play, we’ve curated a few outfit ideas to complete your wardrobe.

For the past five days, Fashion Art Toronto 2017 has been bringing eccentric, otherworldly and artistic designs to the runway at Daniels Spectrum. As we reflect on the leading looks at FAT 2017, we take a closer look at the latest and greatest from the runways.

With its famously rebellious reputation, Montreal is recognized as Canada’s party capital and also known as a fashion hotspot. On the city’s streets, artistic and eccentric styles mix with a slight European influence to produce a unique, avant-garde aesthetic. We’ve curated a few outfit ideas to help you embrace the Montreal fashion scene, and perhaps star in a street style snap this season.

While Toronto Fashion Week (which was formerly known as Toronto World MasterCard Fashion Week) was unfortunately cancelled in July, a new fashion venture is set to hit the city.

In breaking Canadian fashion news, Toronto Fashion Week has sadly been cancelled. IMG Canada, who had been organizing the semi-annual fashion extravaganza since 2012, has pulled its support of the event.

Recently at Toronto Fashion Week, emerging Canadian-born and Australian-educated designer Hayley Elsaesser unveiled her latest Fall 2016 collection of funky neon prints. Real Style spoke to the unconventional young designer about her latest colourful creations, the differences between Canuck and Aussie fashion and body diversity on the catwalks.