Name: Rashel
Occupation: Model
Favourite Item: Belt
Quote: "It just looks so ornate!"

Name: Jorge
Occupation: Milliner
Favourite Item: Costume... umm I'm not sure?
Quote: "Oh, I just threw this together"

We've been busy posting photos from some of Wednesday and Thursday's runway shows in our Toronto Fashion Week section. Recently up are photos of Coccolily's FW debut (the one looked forward to the most by FDCC Chair Robin Kay), Brandon Dwyer, Katrina Tuttle and Comrags.

There are still plenty of more photos to come as we take advantage of the long weekend to catch up on sleep, photo processing and making sense of our scribbled notes from the always frenetic five days that was LG Fashion Week in Toronto.

Name: Adam
Occupation: Digital Content Manager for L'Oréal
Favourite Item: Jacket
Quote: "Classic but modern"

Name: Daniel
Occupation: Graphic designer
Favourite Item: Gucci Belt Buckle
Quote: "Endless, Timeless!"

Name: Melanie
Occupation: Actor
Favourite Item: Vintage coat
Quote: "It's like something from an old movie."

Name: Christian
Occupation: Visual Manager for Holt Renfrew
Favourite Item: Coat from Aquascutum
Quote: "I'm a bit surprised, this was blue and I normally only ever buy black."

Name: Jorge
Occupation: Milliner
Favourite Item: Carpet with lace
Quote: "I didn't have anything to wear, so I'm wearing a carpet I sewed together myself tonight"

Name: Mic.
Occupation: Teacher
Favourite Item: Half-top
Quote: "It's versatile"

One of Toronto's big music industry men, Mark Spicoluk asked me to come out to the Drake for an industry only night showcasing an upcoming artist we can all expect to hear a lot about soon. Sam Bradley, originally from the UK now living in Vancouver has been in Toronto this week, showing off his talents to the industry scene in Toronto, and playing a couple shows.

His songs have that somewhat rare quality of each taking on a different kind of feeling. They're all kind of folksy, but range nicely between hints of country to the harsh touch of Tom Waits (a favorite of his). Best of all, he lacks that sense of ultra-misery so many singer/acoustic-guitarists have. This is music that will leave a little smile on your face.