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Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards

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(Image: George Pimentel)
(Image: George Pimentel

Canada’s fledgling fashion industry was fêted this weekend at the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards, the inaugural awards ceremony for Canadian designers, models, stylists and photographers. The show, which was held on February 1 at the Fairmont Royal York, attracted homegrown fashion heroes like Joe Mimran, Jeanne Beker and Coco Rocha, plus up-and-coming talents like photographer Tommy Ton. As for the awards, there were no real shockers, but design duo Dean and Dan Caten of Milan-based label DSquared2 cleaned up—they bagged the trophies for International Designer of the Year as well as Outstanding Achievement. Here, a slideshow of the night’s big winners.

(Image: George Pimentel)
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Slideshow: the big winners of the inaugural Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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