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Real Style had the pleasure of catching an exclusive glimpse of Address Apparel’s fall collection. The new Toronto-based line (which specializes in dresses) was launched by local designer Mark Foreman, and is on its way to becoming an exciting addition to the Canadian fashion industry.
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Ever since the trendy Canadian fashion line was launched by former sock salesman Amir Bahar in 2006, Pink Martini has quietly been making a name for itself. With youthful pieces and an international fan following, it’s safe to say the brand with its catchy title has risen from rags to riches over the past few years. Pink Martini is now sold in over 700 stores, many of them outside of Canada. Spring 2013 is certainly bright and cheerful for the Toronto-based brand. The latest collection features soft pastels, flowing cotton, and subtle accessories perfect for the warmer days ahead. Here are Real Style’s top Pink Martini picks:
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Vancouver based ethical jewelry company, Mala Collective will join Nicole Bridger to kick off Eco Fashion Week. Real Style asked Mala Collective’s co-founder Ashley Wray for her thoughts on summer fashion that is both eco-friendly and stylish for the coming months.
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Following the debut of Pink Tartan’s Fall 2013 collection at World MasterCard Fashion Week, we had the chance to speak with Kim Newport-Mimran backstage about her unexpected inspiration. This collection definitely took a far turn from her sweet and girly Spring 2013 line and Kim gave us the scoop on what badass blonde was her muse in the design process.
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Real Style speaks with Toronto designer Izzy Camilleri about her new collection MIZ about the focus on baby boomers and how it is different from everything else at Toronto Fashion Week. Read the interview now.
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Last summer, Canadian designer Rad Hourani became the first designer in history to present a unisex haute couture show during Paris Haute Couture Week. Now the 30-year-old Montreal native has been invited to become an official member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, making him the first ever Canadian designer to be a member.
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Canadian designer Evan Biddell made his long awaited return to the Toronto Fashion week scene with his latest Spring 2013 collection. The sea of animal print, black and youthful Warhol influenced pop-art prints were bold and playful. We had a chance to speak with the Saskatoon born designer and former Project Runway Canada winner about his latest collection, aMuse.
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Toronto designer Philip Sparks began his love of fashion in the theatre creating costumes for the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet of Canada. In 2007, Sparks branched out to develop his own collection inspired by his home country using a vintage aesthetic. We asked Sparks to help us decode fall fashion trends to know what is best for the chilly Canadian weather.
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In honour of Canada Day, we are not only honouring those who design in Canada, but some of our homegrown talent who have left the country to opportunities abroad. Whether they have moved to Europe or the United States with dream of making it on bigger catwalks, we know they still call Canada home. Here are five of our favourite expat Canadian designers.
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The fashion crowd headed to The ShOws T.O. for one last night of a glimpse into fall 2012 fashion. Canadian natives Jean-Pierre Braganza and Jeremy Laing showed us their innovative collections, which have already appeared on the runways of New York and London. It’s such a treat to see our own international designers showing in such an intimate setting.
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