Lundi commencait la semaine de la mode de Montréal, 19ème édition (on l'appellera SMM, ca fait beaucoup plus genre je suis VIP et je mets des acronymes sinon c'est trop long à dire...).

J'ai décidé de me focaliser sur Helmer. Helmer nous avait surpris, plein d'émotion au mois de mars avec sa collection hommage aux victimes d'Haïti.

Première journée de la semaine de la mode de Montréal. Des gens blindés, bien vêtus, intrigués et intrigants. Des designers qui évoluent, se remettent en question, surprennent. D’autres qui restent dans le traditionnel, les matières riches et les tendances déjà établies. Portrait de trois designers, de trois différentes passerelles ne se ressemblant pas les unes des autres.

The Eve Gravel show last season left me very impressed. I was an instant fan of this talented young lady! That's why I have been eagerly waiting to see this seasons collection from Ms.Gravel.

The 'not so good part first', the show was not held at Marché bonsecours like last season, but at restaurant Vallier on McGill Street in the Old Port.

I have admired David Dixon ever since he launched his Barbie collection for The Bay last year, which was very successful to say the least. So it was really exciting to watch his show at Montreal Fashion Week on Monday. The designer’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection is mainly inspired by "nautical" influences mixed with "a picnic by the Eiffel Tower maybe, or a bike ride in a resort town to have dinner with friends."