THE DESIGNERS

Tailored Noise is a universe born from the mind of Tristan Anatol—a world defined by controlled chaos. At its core, this brand is chasing balance: the collision of raw, overwhelming emotion with intentional, deliberate design. Every creation is an expression, shaped by deep emotion guided with precision. Tailored Noise is not just a brand—it’s a living, breathing concept. I’m trying to build a world where feeling and form coexist, where chaos is not feared, but tailored.

Udopi’s new collection pushes boundaries with innovative fabrics, blending style, comfort, and sustainability. Stay tuned for fresh designs and textures that redefine streetwear.

ONGNA is a Toronto-based streetwear brand rooted in culture, inclusion, and traditions. The label focuses on slow fashion by incorporating small-batch production, using a mix of locally sourced and deadstock fabrics to create statement pieces and structured silhouettes with raw, functional details.

Elena Safi first became entangled in the world of fashion at a young age, primarily through knitting/crocheting garments for her teddy bears. Having an interest in music, literature, architecture, and sculpture allowed her to combine the multiple aspects into her designs.

‘Na Bolingo’ will pay homage to the many beautiful cultures, people, history and life that our city has

A collective creating through collaboration. Understanding that they are more together than alone.

Jesse Woon Sam brings over a decade of experience in fashion, designing for high-profile artists, curating pop-ups, and crafting statement pieces for music videos, runways, and brand campaigns.

The art of haute couture lives on through the vibrant designs of Fatalie. Drawing inspiration from fashion powerhouses like Versace, Kim infuses every piece with a blend of technicality and beauty. For the independent woman who knows exactly what she wants, Kim delivers bold and uncompromising style.

Crafty and versatile are words that come to mind when looking at Crerar’s design style. From sculpting masks to wiring shoulder pads, Kay’s upcoming collection is bold, imaginative and unlike anything you’ve seen before.

A Parsons Fashion Design graduate and former assistant designer at Uniqlo, Abby brings a unique vision to her work. Her upcoming collection is inspired by everyday mundane tasks, blending East Asian influences with bold shapes to create pieces that are versatile and far from ordinary.

Fashion designers always have a fascinating story, and these guys are no different. Everyone has a busy life trying to keep up with society’s norm, that’s why it’s so special when someone continues to pursue their creative calling even when it goes against the grain. It’s safe to say the guys at Don Paloma are building their own wave and we’re here for it.

Olivier is a self-taught fashion designer of Haitian descent, who learned to sew at the age of 19. Based in Scarborough, Toronto, his label is a unisex brand known for crafting high-quality, handmade garments.

Alexander is a self-taught, self-operating designer from Bolton, Ontario. Driven by a passion for innovation, he pushes the boundaries of fashion with a focus on silhouette, texture, and experimentation.

HMG is a designer known for his understated approach to fashion, blending subtlety with style. His collections focus on creating casual yet refined attire for the modern tactical businessman—those who value both functionality and sophistication.

Costa & Sophia Dumitras are the creative siblings behind KRATER, a Toronto-based brand redefining gender-neutral fashion. With a bold fusion of denim, leather, and unique textures, they create custom pieces that celebrate individuality and fearless self-expression.

Maxim Sokolov is a young designer studying fashion and building his emerging ready-to-wear brand. Passionate about finding his unique style, Maxim realized he needed to create it from the ground up. Inspired by skateboarding and an active lifestyle, he designs high-quality, durable pieces that were both trendy and comfortable.

Christian Barrera Huerta hails from Mexico City and calls Toronto home. His inspiration spans urban concepts, futuristic themes, social movements, art, and avant-garde fashion, while Techno music and modern architecture fuel his creativity.

Maya Ali reveals a world where dreams are brought to life. The brand blends poetry, music, and art to create unique, wearable masterpieces. Each creation goes beyond being just a garment, serving as a canvas for romanticism, femininity, and modern aesthetics.

Constanza has been working in the fashion industry for seven years, with experience in styling for both artists and advertising. She has been driven by a desire to express her unique perspective on fashion, challenging stereotypes and creating clothing for real people.

Founded by Aoi, Chiaki, Eunice, and Leona, whose shared vision for creative freedom led them to launch the label. The brand focuses on redefining everyday style with a mix of casual elegance and authenticity.

Mufaro Mukoki is an emerging experimental fashion designer who redefines classic tailoring with a thought-provoking twist. Rooted in a passion for pattern-making, the brand features slow-made, handcrafted pieces meant to last through many seasons. 

Ion, the designer of RCHIVE REDUX, is originally from Moldova and now calls Toronto home. His inspiration is drawn from the city's urban streetwear culture and natural landscapes. Blending vintage influences with a strong focus on sustainability.

Leonardo, the founder of Rhapsody, grew up in Lima, inspired by rock music and street culture. He built a brand that fuses edgy style with rock while focusing on sustainability. A bold statement of conscious, rebellious style.

Riley Rego is a designer focused on creating modern, elegant wardrobes that empower individuals to express themselves boldly and confidently. Rooted in bespoke tradition, he offers exceptional service, perfect silhouettes, and styles that defines everyone.

Elena Safi is a talented young designer of Congolese descent, known for blending cultural influences into her designs. She seamlessly merges her deep connection to her roots with her contemporary North American heritage, creating fashion that speaks to both.

Julian Venditti is a designer who blends vintage textiles with contemporary design, creating pieces that connect the past and present. His work fuses innovation with tradition, pushing the boundaries of modern fashion.

Mauricio Raya is a talented Mexican who celebrates unisex garments with a unique blend of cultural influences and contemporary fashion. Mauricio brings a global perspective to his designs, fusing the bold, vibrant essence of Mexican heritage with the refined, modern sensibilities of international fashion.

A brand created by artist Clevette, blending art and play to offer a unique experience for both consumers and spectators. The brand aims to engage viewers, encouraging them to focus on the artwork and their reactions, creating a meaningful dialogue between the two.

Chitambi founded Udopi in a small Toronto apartment during COVID, starting with high-quality T-shirts. What began as a passion project grew into a brand known for minimalist, timeless designs that blend simplicity with style.

Lucas Milanovich is a Toronto-based designer who has made a name for himself by seamlessly blending traditional suit tailoring with the edge and comfort of streetwear. His brand, Xtra Med1um, stands at the intersection of high fashion and urban style, offering a fresh perspective on modern menswear.

Toronto-based designer Dylan is known for his unique approach to fashion, incorporating raw crystals from around the world into his creations. Each piece is a fusion of art, nature, and design, where the unrefined beauty of these stones enhances the garment’s aesthetic and symbolism.

A brand deeply committed to sustainability and innovation. Known for their exceptional reworks, they breathe new life into materials and garments, transforming them into unique, timeless pieces. By repurposing fabrics and embracing a thoughtful design process, 52 Hours challenges the fast-paced, wasteful nature of traditional fashion.