PARLI-MODE: Montreal Fashion Week

Montreal Fashion Week and Opening of Parliament: Trend: Grey... some stripes.

By David dixon, and typical trend at MFW, Spring 2011

A model walks the runway for Muse by Christian Chenail for Spring-Summer 2011 during Montreal Fashion Week at the Bonsecours Market, Sept. 27, 2010. (Kim Payant/QMI AGENCY)

David Dixon at Montreal Fashion Week, for the first time!

Now that Montreal Fashion Week has ended,

Spring dress,

Still grey

A model shows the clothes for Helmer’s Spring-Summer 2011 collection during Montreal Fashion Week at Marche Bonsecours, Sept. 27, 2010. (Kim Payant/QMI AGENCY)

Meanwhile @ parliament:

Here is a review of style trends:

Stripes

Simplicity

Low on colour

Line and shape

Crinoline

Denis Gagnon is amazing

(see this shoe!!!)

I met and absolutely love the man, while interviewing at Montreal Fashion week.

Parliament is back in session.

Here is a review of style trends:

-Black suits,

-Grey suits for women

Maria Mourani of Bloc Quebecois wore beautiful yellow colourful blouse with some blue black green streaks, looked amazing.

-Harper has been spotted with a Liberal-red tie.

-Partisanship has hit the turban!Bright blue Sikh Turbans for conservatives, Bright red sikh turbans for Liberals.

-One party leader wore a blue shirt, grey suit, and a red tie!!!!

-Suits- fewer buttons, the better, although Harper's sharp three button suit had the lower buttons correctly unbuttoned to obtain more of a v-shape. Harper is the living proof of the phrase: a suit makes a man. His wife did not receive as rave reviews at G8.

Here is the Hill with some colour.