1. Toronto Fashion Week
Up from #2
The three-day fashion extravaganza aims to grow its audience by 2,000 to 17,000, with 25 designers at this year’s Spring/Summer 2020 shows. Highlighting the best in Canadian fashion, the runways and industry events happen at the Royal Ontario Museum, the Hazelton Hotel, and other Yorkville Village locations. Next: September 3-5, 2019
The three-day fashion extravaganza aims to grow its audience by 2,000 to 17,000, with 25 designers at this year’s Spring/Summer 2020 shows. Highlighting the best in Canadian fashion, the runways and industry events happen at the Royal Ontario Museum, the Hazelton Hotel, and other Yorkville Village locations. Next: September 3-5, 2019
Photo: George Pimentel Photography
2. Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Up from #4
A record 800 fashion-forward folks attended this year’s red-carpet gala, which returned to the Fairmont Royal York, to honor Canadian talent making waves in the global fashion industry. TV personality Jessi Cruickshank hosted the event, sponsored by Rogers Communications, Joe Fresh, and new supporter Ravel by CF, a shopping analytics firm. Next: Spring 2020
A record 800 fashion-forward folks attended this year’s red-carpet gala, which returned to the Fairmont Royal York, to honor Canadian talent making waves in the global fashion industry. TV personality Jessi Cruickshank hosted the event, sponsored by Rogers Communications, Joe Fresh, and new supporter Ravel by CF, a shopping analytics firm. Next: Spring 2020
Photo: Courtesy of Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
3. Fashion Art Toronto
Returning to the Daniels Spectrum downtown event space, the 2019 edition offered five days of fashion presentations, performances, art installations, photography, and film. About 200 Canadian and international artists and designers participated, and about 5,000 guests attended, including buyers, curators, media, and fashion fans. Next: Spring 2020
Photo: Shayne Gray
