Marc C. Møllerskov has long mined dystopian subcultures for their capacity to reframe survival as style, yet POST MORT3M marked a shift from his earlier, more chaotic presentations toward something tighter in its narrative arc and more deliberate in its construction.
Self-care carries with it a particular tension: the quiet promise of repair and the creeping sense of ritual. The Cult, the new short film from Montreal-based directing duo LM Chabot, sits entirely inside that space.
It’s rare to find a story of friendship as the binding force behind an exhibition, as is on full display in Azzedine Alaïa, Thierry Mugler 1980/1990: Two Decades of Artistic Affinities.
A snag in the season’s grip, cool points of precipitation on glassy skin, glistening like blips of light in the distance that take us where we want to go.
Since her first capsule collection in 2022, Canadian designer Sujitha Shivajothi has been producing finely tailored garments from her one-woman studio in Vancouver.
In her Spring 2026 collection, Magda Butrym has achieved elegance without being boring. Floral dresses, workwear blazers and silk slips have been reproduced ad-nauseam by brands both high fashion and fast fashion, but Butrym has executed these feminine staples with skillful sophistication and edge; each piece contains something surprising, be it asymmetrical drapery or sculpted silhouettes.
Jonathan Anderson does not rest. Fresh off his Dior debut in Paris, he is turning his attention back to JW Anderson with a rebrand that feels like a quiet yet decisive statement on what fashion can be.
Tyler McGillivary is diving into new waters, literally. The Brooklyn-based designer known for sculptural whimsy and surrealist nostalgia has just unveiled her first swimwear collection, and it’s as dreamy, referential, and emotionally intuitive as we’d expect.
This past weekend, Lignes De Fuite hosted their SS25 ONSHOW, a runway offering by the Montreal based fashion incubator which platforms promising, emerging designers’ work.
For his second seasonal capsule with Canada Goose, Creative Director Haider Ackermann deepens his exploration of the brand’s heritage through Snow Goose, the design-forward sublabel that reimagines performance wear through the language of avant-garde utility.