The Best of The shOws at Toronto Fashion Week Fall 2014

Kaelen

Kaelen Haworth‘s eponymous label explored the realm of femininity, opting for ample ruffles of pink, peplums and frills. Adding a touch of masculinity, pixelated prints and pant suits were thrown in the mix.

Antonio Azzuolo

Montreal-born Antonio Azzuolo brought couture tailoring to the table with sharp trenches and fitted jackets. Inky blues and forest greens dominated the collection, while androgynous looking models showed off the occasional patterned knit.

Steven Tai

Oxford shoes, long sweaters and midi skirts were the hallmark of Steven Tai’s collection, who has a lab in his London studio solely dedicated to the deconstructing and re-mixing of fabrications to create the woven jacquard and sparkling tweed coats on display.

Bellavance

Nolan Bellavance and Ava Hama of Bellavance finally showed off their anti-uniform aesthetic, taking the runway with garbage bag pleating on dresses, which they transformed into slick and shoddy-no-more garments.

Images via Brill Communications

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