Spring 2014

Camouflage seems to be that one trend that just keeps marching on. This spring, various collections offered different takes on the print, giving men no choice but to blend in with the fashion crowd for yet another season

When we think of spring fashion, we usually envision a plethora of vibrant hues and bold prints, but this year many designers seem to be celebrating simpler times with minimalism as their key focus. Advancing from last year's 'Winter White' trend, white was a major theme on the women's Spring 2014 runways emerging from brands like Chanel, Victoria Beckham, Rebecca Taylor, and 3.1 Phillip Lim

Over the last few years, women have chosen to stay away from a full, long skirt. Its leg-shortening, dowdy reputation has kept them from our closets, but the 1950s-inspired silhouette has gotten a makeover this spring to make us reconsider

Leggings and shorts for men have been on the rise for almost six years now and are finally making their way to the streets of Toronto. Originating in Japan and later being featured on the runways and streets of New York, Paris and now Toronto, this tough to adopt trend for men is finally catching on

After a few too many summers of seeing daisy dukes and too-short shorts, spring's hemlines have lengthened. Appearing in the collections of Jason Wu, Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang, Mulberry and more, the Bermuda short trend has taken over the runways

The "Canadian Tuxedo" is typically considered to be one of the ultimate fashion crimes, but this spring it seems to be one of the hottest trends around. Why the sudden change of heart on the look?

Canada's weather is difficult to dress for; thankfully, the season's trending lengthy jackets offer coverage and protection from the unpredictable elements while remaining breathable and easy to carry

One of the major fashion trends seen pre-fall 2014 is the pussycat bow blouse, an excellent look for the young professional lady as it is both trendy and workplace-appropriate and exudes a bold, in-charge semblance

It may have been cold and blustery on the streets of Montreal, but spring was in the air inside the Pony Ride headquarters. A troupe of Montreal fashion media convened over champagne and canapés for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at some of spring's most notable clothing and accessories