Toronto Fashion Week ended with one of the best shows of the week on Friday night. Dare to Wear Love - a benefit for the Stephen Lewis Foundation - featured designs from 25 Canadian fashion designers created out of fabrics sourced in Africa by the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Participating designers included Greta Constantine, Linda Lundstrom and Pam Chorley just to name a few. Some of the models who graced the stage were Olivia Chow (above), MTV's Jessi Cruickshank and Fashion Week favourite Stacie Mckenzie. Check out the photos and video of the show below.

Romono Keveza clearly has talent. The New York based designer stole the coveted 9PM slot at Toronto Fashion Week yesterday where she showed off her killer bridal outfits and evening wear. Take a look at the collection in the video (above) and photos below.

Backstage before the NADA runway show at LG Fashion Week was a flurry of activity, from hair crimping, teasing and an extreme touch of eyeliner as the L'Oreal crew transformed these women into runway models. Big hair seemed to be all the rage as NADA geared up for yet another stunning show. Here's my photoset from the action backstage.

Evan Biddell must watch a lot of track and field. How else to explain the bodysuit one of his male models strutted on the catwalk yesterday. I was half expecting Usain Bolt and the Jamaican team to come out next. But at least he doesn't do green and yellow. Silver, black and flowly fabrics punctuated this season's collection. Check out the video (above) and photos (below) for the complete look.

Fashion Week started with a bang last night. While it officially wasn't the first event of the week (that honour went to VAWK by Sunny Fong at the AGO), the opening night gala at the tents at King and Shaw was a major statement and hopefully a sign of the glamour, grace and good times yet to come.