The inaugural evening of Vancouver Fashion Week Spring/Summer ’23 began with an Indigenous welcome and a proclamation from the City of Vancouver. Members of the local Vancouver fashion industry were recognized for their work, including the Nancy Mak Scholarship Award Recipients Dryden Serada and Atelier Coin. Followed by encouraging speeches from Vancouver City Councillors Lisa Dominato and Michael Wiebe.

Here are the top ten looks from Vancouver Fashion Week SS23.

Photos: Simon Lau

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Dryden Sereda

Maison de Couture

Ay Leium

Reihani

Bluetamburin

Jasive

Atelier Ariellr

Alex Yu

Le Lesel

Chalanse

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After what felt like an eternity of cabin fever, the European luxury fashion designers have gone bigger than life with their new spring collections, shaking off the casual trend of hoody’s and sweat pants with sneakers.

VFW’s three-day event gave me a sense of the return of sexy as I viewed colourful and playful mini-skirts, sensual evening wear with thigh high leg slits reminiscent of the 70’s, an abundance of glitter and sparkles for your next party, and sheer like lady dresses.

Sexy is back and the fashion designers at VFW SS22 want you to the celebrate a new spring fashion season. The following are my top looks from the front row of VFW SS22.

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Mivinna

Crystal Dress

Berenice Jimenez

Gwen Hine

Elegant Curiosities

Julianne Daisy

Ay Lelum

Jordan Kendrick

Maison du Mardi

Alicia Perillo

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