in attendance : Aftermath Festival – Day 3
Toronto ON, May 24 – The third day of the Aftermath Festival continued along the same vein as the second: a
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Toronto ON, May 24 – The third day of the Aftermath Festival continued along the same vein as the second: a
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On the second day of the Aftermath Festival, there was something for everyone: a bit of riffing, a lot of rhythm, and altogether a fun evening for those gathered.
Read MoreEditor Dylan Madeley was in attendance on the first evening of the Aftermath Festival in Toronto featuring God Module, Die Sektor, Wychdoktor, Encephalon, Mordacious and Apriorism.
Read MoreCandydrip’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 MoreDavid 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 MoreWe had the chance to interview two-time Auxiliary cover model Agata Waclawska about modeling, acting in TV and film, and her personal interests as a self-described nerd.
Read MoreWith 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 MoreMany of designer Mic. Carter’s pieces may be more at home in an art gallery then your closet, though the flowing dark fabrics and hooded cloaks stayed in my mind, making the L’uomo Strano collection shown Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week at stand out.
Read MoreDesigner Luca Galardo’s brand Diodati shown at Toronto’s FAT Art & Fashion Week blurs many lines in fashion and gender, and does it beautifully.
Read MoreThe shoreline of Lake Ontario last Saturday night as TD Echo Beach transformed itself into one massive electronic dance party at Skrillex’s Mothership Tour with DJ Snake and DJ Henry Fong.
Read MoreAlexandra De Francesco, designer of Asphyxia, is known for her vintage flair. This year her collection entitled “Beautiful and Damned” was highly influenced by the flapper era: very decadent with a hint of femme fatale.
Read MoreRising from the wreckage of the cancelled industrial music festival Kinetik comes Aftermath, Memorial Day weekend in Toronto.
Read MoreThis year’s Starkers! Corsetry collection shown at Toronto’s FAT Arts & Fashion Week was filled with strong looks that shared a connection to our past but also look towards the future.
Read MoreEolith a collaboration of designers from Toronto and Montreal showed a futuristic minimalist collection at FAT Toronto’s Arts & Fashion Week.
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