The talk of Toronto fashion Week is Alfred Sung’s Grace Kelly inspired bridal collection. The designer kicked off L’Oreal fashion week on a high note with 32 gowns and 32 models. The collection was an wonderland in white as most of the dresses were long flowing breathtaking pieces in that color.

Sung adorned the collection Swarovski crystals and intricate detailing on the buttons, necklines, and bodices. The gowns fell gracefully to the floor and appeared easy to wear (at least in the photos coming out of the event. Sung talked to the Canadian Press after the show and said that he wanted them to look “really feminine, glamorous, elegant, and a little bit sexy with the off-the-shoulder”.

Sung is not straying from bridal wear either. After designing for 15 years in the space, he’s looking to get into even more entrenched in the space. Can’t wait to see these in the stores.

With all the hoopla and madness surrounding New York Fashion Week it’s easy to overlook some of the “smaller” shows in the fashion week universe. A great example of this is L’Oreal Fashion week. While by no means as large as New York, it’s definitely not small and that’s where you really get into some of the fun of fashion week. You can look at great designers from all walks of life. they’re not only indigenous to Toronto or Canada for that matter. Showing this season includes, Pink Tartan, Diesel Kids, Thien Le and Denis Gagnon. It kicks off October 20-25th in Toronto.