DENIS GAGNON
UNTTLD (design duo comprised by my chums Jose Manuel St. Jacques & Simon Belanger)
TRAVIS TADDEO
Images source: Bureau de la mode de Montréal | Photographe : Vincenzo D'Alto
Showing posts with label montreal fashion week ss12. Show all posts
Showing posts with label montreal fashion week ss12. Show all posts
Friday, September 09, 2011
Monday, September 05, 2011
Radio One / SdM and Coffee to go Hand-in-Hand
| Enjoying my Labour Day latté this morning. YUM. |
This morning on CBC Radio One program, Daybreak, I got to talk about the upcoming Semaine de la Mode (Montreal Fashion Week). The mayhem kicks off tomorrow. Looks like I'll be needing a few more of these cup o' joes...
It being Labour Day, I also got to play a lot of music for Radio One listeners this morning, including bands that will be playing the upcoming Pop Montreal Festival (Tune Yards, Random Recipe among others), some PBJ, and some of my friend, Oscar's band, Holiday for Strings.
Thursday, September 01, 2011
Christian l'Enfant Roi - SS12 - Masculine Romanticism
Montreal Fashion Week kicks off next week but my boy, Christian l'Enfant Roi, presented his beautiful SS12 collection last night at a grand church in the Plateau. The opulent, pious backdrop was well served by DJ Dan LaFleche who layed tracks down while an opera chanteuse sang live during the show.
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The collection could be described as masculine romanticism. The pale, soft palette of colors of the clothes were apparently inspired by hues worn well by Christian's striking, lanky, pale-skinned, white-blonde partner (who also modeled in the show). Pajama-like pieces were an appreciated nod to the loungewear trend, but I could have done without the small-fitting (silk?) onesie that one of the models donned. My favorite pieces include gorgeous, hand-knit shoulder shrugs, bepoke button shirts, and luxe trousers. Everything looked comfortable to wear and charming without appearing too flowery. BRAVO to my chum Christian for another solid showing and an impressively original vision.
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