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Our 12 favourite looks from Toronto Fashion Week spring/summer 2013

By Frances McInnis
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Our 12 favourite looks from Toronto Fashion Week spring/summer 2013

After several days of rogue runway shows and a full week of collections at Toronto Fashion Week proper, the city’s fashion lovers have now seen hundreds of new garments, from young emerging designers like Sid Neigum to brands with huge followings like Joe Fresh and Pink Tartan. We’ve sifted through the multitude of looks and chosen the most memorable and wearable of the lot. Find out who made our list.

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Chloé Comme Parris spring/summer 2013
Lucian Matis spring/summer 2013
Our 12 favourite looks from Toronto Fashion Week spring/summer 2013
Jean-Pierre Braganza spring/summer 2013
Mackage spring/summer 2013
Arthur Mendonça spring/summer 2013
Duy Nguyen spring/summer 2013
Bustle spring/summer 2013
Pink Tartan spring/summer 2013
Holt Renfrew presents: Kenzo
Sid Neigum spring/summer 2013
Holt Renfrew presents: Gucci
Joe Fresh spring/summer 2013

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