We interviewed men’s designer Philippe Dubuc about 2008 fashion trends Montreal-based designer Philippe Dubuc has been making men’s clothing since 1993. Dubuc’s collections, and his famous slim-fit suits in particular, have earned him international renown, a regular display spot at Paris Fashion Week, and a client list that includes David Bowie.

Remember those designer clothes that seem to be the hype of fashion then, now stacked up high in one of the unreachable places in your closet?

LOOKING through the rails of delicate fabrics, all expertly cut, hand stitched and decorated, it is hard to believe that Inverness-based clothes designer, Coca Tenorio of Coca Couture, had spent her formative years training to be a car mechanic.

Nicole Farhi arrives at her light, airy showroom in an ensemble of such crisp simplicity that it’s hard not to renounce all clothing that isn’t classic, tailored, and navy or white, on the spot. She is wearing fluid tailored navy trousers, an understated gold watch, and a white shirt; the French-born designer almost always wears trousers and believes shirts give you “a bit of posture, and …

Same store sales blasted 23.9% on higher demand for so-called so-called ‘’gold range'’ women’s and men’s designer clothes, shoes and jewelry.