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Comrags at LGFW
Re-Cap pt3: HeyDoYou x LGFW
Oh-em-gee sooo many people this day! I can’t say that I LOVED the Comrags show, I can say however, that I liked the hair, and the clothing looked very well made… ok maybe I liked a teeny tiny part of the collection lol…. I don’t know man, it’s spring so I’m all over bright colors, I’m not in the fall mind set quite yet…
♥B♥
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Katrina Tuttle at LGFW
Recap pt2: HeyDoYou x LGFW ♥
MORE MORE MORE! LOL
So even though I was beyond exhausted this particular day, I was really excited to Katrina Tuttle’s collection, and she definitely didn’t disappoint.
♥Bella♥
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Re-Cap: HeyDoYou x LGFW ♥
It had been a busy couple weeks, so I was running on EMPTY by the time Toronto LG Fashion Week came around. Lucky for me I met a lot of great people, and some of the shows made holding my eyes open a little longer, totally worth it (David Dixon)!
I have tonnes of coverage for those that missed it, so make sure you check out my youtube channel!!FUN times!
Yvonne I miss you ALREADY!!
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LINE Knitwear
Toronto based brand LINE gave the city’s fashion elite a new definition for knitwear, with the showcase of their Fall Winter 2010 runway collection “Pretty Dark.” Designers Jennifer Wells and John Muscat put together a truly innovative show for Canadian Fashion and for knitwear as a fashion medium. Up and coming supermodel Alana Zimmer, opened and closed the show which featured forty looks of chic and sexy knitwear from head to toe.
The winter fantasy feel of the clothing itself gave the eye a visual feast of various textures ranging from rows of luxurious cashmere ruffles and petals layered with silk chiffon, along with sumptuous hand knit patterns that were both lush and deconstructed. The ethereal and artful creations had the room inspired by the groundbreaking design and surely will have many redefining their sweater choices for this coming fall. The show ended after 15 minutes to an unanimous standing ovation and was an extremely proud moment for Canadian fashion.*HeyDoYou is for the cute, clever and connected* - Uncategorized
LegWarmers x Heels
Here is the clips from Day 1 of fashion week. Both Jules Power and Preloved showcased some F/W 10 pieces that are super Canadian friendly.
I heart high heels + legwarmers from time – Now you can get it in Toronto.
See how Glossy been doing it
2008 ish. What’s old is new again!*HeyDoYou is for the cute, clever and connected*
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UNTOLD story of Toronto’s Couture Community
“Fashion Forward starts with Toronto couture, featuring elegant stalwarts alongside more radical designers. From there, it goes on to explore how this community’s trademark inventiveness inspires new forms of social responsiveness by highlighting sustainability, wearable tech and special needs.”
Lily Cornell’s Dome LED Dress: I LOVE IT!
I didn’t know what to expect when I attended OCAD’s Fashion Foward this past week; an exhibition emphasizing sustainability, wearable technology and special needs.OCAD President Sara Diamond, led a very interesting panel on wearable technology; and I have to say it was exciting to see and hear the processes that went into making these articles of clothing that addressed peoples, and even animals needs and well being!
Wearable Technology? That’s all I had to hear, and I HAD to go and take a look for myself.Fashion Forward was produced in association with the FDC ( Fashion Design Council) of Canada; in hopes to reject the cliche that clothing design is only “frivolous”.Fashion Forward began by “sketching the untold story of Toronto’s couture community” featuring bold and radical works from local designers, i.e Hoax Couture. They then explored the community’s trademark inventiveness as the inspiration for new forms of social responsive. Wendy Traas and Susan Harris were two of the designers who firmly believe in the growing importance of sustainability in fashion.
I absolutely LOVED Lily Cornell’s LED- equipped dress! But sadly, she wasn’t in attendance to demonstrate how it lights up. I thought The Ocorant Heart Monitor vest (designed by George Brown College students) which emphasizes the more “pragmatic” side of Fashion was pretty dope. Izzy Camilleri, as well as Lida Baday and Sansu also participated in Fashion Forward
“It is brilliant on the part of curator Charles Reeve to bring about the very first fashion and art exhibit. LG Fashion Week is when fashion is at its best and most current; it is truly an honour for the Fashion Council to introduce Fashion Forward, an exhibit of sustainability and technology.”– Robin Kay (President of the Fashion Council of Canada and Executive Director of LG Fashion Week)
I just loved her hair!!Fashion Forward Toronto addresses the futures special needs, wearable technology, sustainability and choice; all this awesomeness was curated by Charles Reeve.♥Bella♥More pics here!
Fashion Forward 2010
