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Zoetica Ebb winner of Best Artist of 2016
Zoetica Ebb won the Auxiliary Award for Best Artist of 2016 and we talked with her about the past, 2016, and the future.
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The Auxiliaries
Darkspectre Custom Couture winner of Best Fashion Designer of 2016
Darkspectre Custom Couture won the Auxiliary Award for Best Fashion Designer of 2016 and we talked with her about the past, 2016, and the future.
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Bibian Blue Fall/Winter 2016/2017 MYTH Collection
Bibian Blue’s Fall/Winter 2016/2017 MYTH Collection is infused with romantic iconography from Pre-Raphaelite concepts to age-old depictions of earthen nymphs and magic.
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Crisiswear blend Cyberpunk and Steampunk to create their Fashion Forward Future
To welcome our new advertiser Crisiswear we chatted with designer Flux about the cyberpunk meets steampunk label and his motto of, “future forward fashion.”
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Vote for the Best Fashion Designer of 2016
Cast your vote for the best alternative, subculture, unique, or independent Fashion Designer of 2016!
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Limited Ring Rouge by Anna Sui
With our Item of the Week, the Limited Ring Rouge by Anna Sui, you can wear your makeup on your finger!
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House of Etiquette’s latex 2016 Collection at FAT fashion week
House of Etiquette presented their 2016 collection at FAT fashion week, a sophisticated latex collection featuring signature colors and patterns.
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Amplify Apparel’s theatrical 2016 runway show at FAT fashion week
Amplify Apparel presented their 2016 collection at FAT Fashion Art Toronto arts and fashion week this spring titled Pleasure. The
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Starkers Corsetry’s romantic 2016 Collection at FAT fashion week
Starkers Corsetry presented their 2016 collection at FAT fashion week, a romantic collection of adorned and detailed corsets that was classic but current.
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Candydrip at FAT 2014
Candydrip’s collection shown at at Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week 2014 was one of powerful, sexual, strong femininity. The silicone-infused designs were all individual conceptions of this theme. One-of-a-kind art pieces, made to fit the models who strolled down the runway emblazoned with the spirit of the clothing.
Read Morerunway : David C. Wigley at FAT 2014
David C. Wigley premiered his new label CLAN GORDON at Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week. He may have blurred the lines between alternative and mainstream, but he does it with flare: a sense of Celtic traditions mixed with grunge rock.
Read Morerunway : Artifice at FAT 2014
Artiface is no stranger to the runways at Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week, and each year the collection is one of the highlights. Designer Emily Rishea creates timeless pieces out of modern day materials, this year was only enhanced by her collaboration with Posh Fairytale Couture designer Rachel Sigmon.
Read Morerunway : With Love Lingerie at FAT 2014
With Love Lingerie unveiled a whimsical and romantic collection at Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week, using beautifully embroidered, sheer fabrics, and lace. Nightgowns, robes, and lingerie sets in warm, earthy tones were draped exquisitely in classical early 19th century silhouettes.
Read Morerunway : Eolith at FAT 2014
Eolith a collaboration of designers from Toronto and Montreal showed a futuristic minimalist collection at FAT Toronto’s Arts & Fashion Week.
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