Once upon a time, the distinction between mass-market fashion and luxury designer labels was clear and unmistakable. High-end brands promised personalized shopping experiences, exquisitely tailored garments, and the finest materials.
FASHION & BEAUTY
Process Visual Debuts 10th Collection ‘BALLOON’ at FAT S/S ’24
Montréal based Process Visual’s 10th collection, “BALLOON,” was unveiled at Fashion Art Toronto S/S ’24 last month, under the aegis of Lignes de Fuite—a talent incubator initiated by Milan Tanedjikov.
Promethean Shame
In an era dominated by digital interfaces and advanced technologies, the human condition finds itself in a state of profound transformation.
NUIT Clothing Atelier Launches Spring 2024 Collection
On March 21, 2024, Toronto-based clothing brand NUIT Clothing Atelier unveiled their Spring ’24 collection, titled “La Femme/Diable,” which translates to “The Woman/Devil” in English.
Swallowtail (揚羽 Ageha)
On a gloomy morning in Tokyo, Natsuka experienced a metamorphosis:
Swallowtail embraces transformation, rather than the usual rebirth associated with butterflies.
Fashion Art Toronto SS24′ Highlights
Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) is far more than a mere fashion week; it’s a celebration of artistic flair, spotlighting the innovative energies of Canada’s rising designer talent.
Liminul X FAT Presents: THE AFTER
Join us on the night of May 5th at the Geary Avenue Warehouse, Toronto, for an unparalleled celebration of style, art, and music.
Fashion Art Toronto Returns For SS24′
Fashion Art Toronto, the city’s premiere multi-arts fashion platform, is set to dazzle the fashion world with its Spring 2024 edition of 1664 Fashion Week.
Begonia Blossoms: On Powder Blue, Juno Nominations, and Embracing Vulnerability
Begonia walks into the studio, hands filled to the brim with bags full of wardrobe options for our cover story shoot; she drops them to the floor with an exasperated huff, “I’m so sorry I’m late, my keynote went on forever!”
Where Did You Go, Polyvore?
Nepotism, wealth, and elitism have long been points of contention in the fashion industry. Twenty years ago, the industry was nearly unreachable by the “average” person and virtually impossible to access for those in marginalized sectors.