Category Archives: Spring 2010 Collection
Dress and Shirt – Zambesi
While I tend to side on the Team Structured side, sometimes a girl just has to go with easy and lovely.
Half-cut Dress, Double Belt:
Madonna T-Shirt:
Structured Dress – Romina Karamanea
I have no information about this dress. The only thing that I know is that I like it. I am pretending that it is made of leather, because that just seems right.
Spring 2010 Collection – Gregory Parkinson
California Bohemian Hippie Chic. Yeah, I just puked a little too, but look – so lovely.
Spring 2010 Pieces – Mara Hoffman
While I’m mostly meh about Mara Hoffman’s Spring 2010 line, the three silhouettes below make my heart beat faster. The first two are also all about a pattern-explosion, which I adore. And the last, in stark white, even makes me adore the shredded back.
Spring / Summer 2010 – Maje Paris
The French do spring, so, so well. So much so that it is making me think that shorts, perhaps, aren’t a bad idea.
Spring / Summer 2010 – Paris Li
Elle Canada tweeted about this Toronto-based designer today. I love everything in this collection. Simple, lovely, versatile.
Spring 2010 Collection – Aquilano.Rimondi
Since I just threw down a crazy amount of cash for a new furnace, let’s take a look at a collection that probably costs a whole street full of new heat machines.
View: Spring 2010 Collection by Aquilano.Rimondi via Style.com
Toronto Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2010 – Friday
This is the last Toronto Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2010, I think. Beautiful and unseasonable by Ula Zukowska.
View: Spring/Summer 2010 Collection by Ula Zukowska via BlogTO
Toronto Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2010 – Thursday
Out of all of yesterday’s shows, the only thing that really made me say, “Oh, yes please!” were pieces from Rudsak. Who would’ve known that I would fall head over heals for a poppy-coloured leather dress?
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Toronto Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2010, Wednesday Shows
For spring, I want things that are bright and simple, or intricate and patterned.
Katrina Tuttle:
Reva Mivasagar:
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