Joe Fresh headlined day 3 at LG Fashion Week in Toronto. I'm usually a big fan of Joe's shows - the clothes are simple, fun, and accessible, and carry that bit of Mimran magic and budget-friendly flair. But last night? I just wasn't feeling it.

Check out the video and photos from Joe Fresh in our special Toronto Fashion Week section.

Yesterday's presentation of Line Knitwear was my favourite show so far at Fashion Week. Granted, we're only just into Day 3 so there's plenty still to come, but I give them high marks for original pieces like a perfectly clinging shredded poly-disco minidress in a rich salmon and a insouciant pair of wide-legged micro-dot-mesh leather gauchos. We've got video and backstage photos of the action.

Check out the video and all the photos of Line Knitwear in our special Toronto Fashion Week section.

The latest version of LG Fashion Week began last night in Toronto. To some, it might have seemed that Fashion Week was already at its mid-point but last week's runway shows from the likes of Greta Constantine, Evan Biddell, NADA and more were all of the unofficial variety.

Check out the video and photos from last night's presentation from Holt Renfrew.

The British are coming! The British are coming! Well, they came, anyway. The Bay threw God Save the Queen the other night, a party in The Room to celebrate young, hot Brit-based talent, including Jonathan Saunders, Charlotte Olympia Dellal, Nicholas Kirkwood, Giles Deacon, and Marios Schwab, plus Canada's own Erdem Moralioglu and Mark Fast.

Let's start with those blue dresses, people. NADA was the final designer to show at the Brick Works last Thursday (see previous posts for Joeffer Coac and DIMITRICHRIS's collections), and she ended the show and her collection with a handful of drop-dead gorgeous royal-blue column dresses. They were some of my favourite pieces that I've seen on the Canadian runway in a long time - both elegant and eye-popping, and ever-so-memorable.

Womenswear designers outnumber menswear designers in Canada by about a million to one, so it's always nice to see a new dedicated player on the scene during Fashion Week other than stalwarts Philip Sparks and Bustle.

DIMITRICHRIS was one of the three designers showing at the Brick Works this week (Joeffer Coac was one of the others), and his collection, while a little repetitious, was still a strong showing for the young Montreal designer.