Canadian fashion makes the bold moves in an exclusive photo shoot
We’re on to day three of Toronto Fashion Week and we couldn’t be more excited about what we’re seeing. From the origami-inspired designs at Sig Neigum to the ’70s rock-n-roll chic look at Pink Tartan, we have been seriously impressed so far. Getting us on the edges of our seats today will be Rudy Bois, Hilary MacMillan, and Christopher Bates, as well as Canadian leather design duo Mackage.
After showing off the best coats from some of our favourite Canadian designers in the last photo shoot by Toronto-based creative group The Collections, we’re bringing you an array of bold chunky knit sweaters, eclectic cocoon coats and no shortage of chunky leather platform boots, right in time for the unfortunate drop in temperature outside. Featuring designs from the likes of Alexander Wang, Acne Studios, and Opening Ceremony, we mixed in the best looks from Canadian designers Pink Tartan, Sid Neigum and Paria Shirvani, alongside seriously awesome vintage jewellery cultivated by Toronto-based Carole Tanenbaum. And if you’re loving our feature on Canadian designers, stay tuned for the third photo shoot, set to be released tomorrow!
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
Fashion direction and production by Nikki Kravshik and Dwayne Kennedy of The Collections. Photography by Jane and Jane. Hair and Makeup by Claudine Baltazar for Kevin Murphy/Makeup Forever Group. Styling Assistance by Emma Henderson.
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We're on to day three of Toronto Fashion Week and we couldn't be more excited about what we're seeing. From the origami-inspired designs at Sig Neigum to the '70s rock-n-roll chic look at Pink Tartan, we have been seriously impressed so far. Getting us on the edges of our seats today will be Rudy Bois, Hilary MacMillan, and Christopher Bates, as well as Canadian leather design duo Mackage.
After showing off the best coats from some of our favourite Canadian designers in the last photo shoot by Toronto-based creative group The Collections, we're bringing you an array of bold chunky knit sweaters, eclectic cocoon coats and no shortage of chunky leather platform boots, right in time for the unfortunate drop in temperature outside. Featuring designs from the likes of Alexander Wang, Acne Studios, and Opening Ceremony, we mixed in the best looks from Canadian designers Pink Tartan, Sid Neigum and Paria Shirvani, alongside seriously awesome vintage jewellery cultivated by Toronto-based Carole Tanenbaum. And if you're loving our feature on Canadian designers, stay tuned for the third photo shoot, set to be released tomorrow!
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