Vancouver Fashion Week is a highly anticipated 6-day industry event. This season features the dynamic latest collections from local and international designers. VFW is a testament to the global allure of fashion and ignites an atmosphere that makes it the epitome of style. As a spectacle of diversity, creative expression, and innovation, it celebrates the transformative power of fashion and is committed to bringing together guests from all over to position Vancouver as a premier destination for fashion enthusiasts worldwide.
Through the unveiling of immerse fashion showcases, VFW is an event you do not want to miss. If you still need tickets, purchasing options to secure your spot are available here.
Now let’s see how the stunning showcases from Friday night panned out.
FEATURED DESIGNERS
LISA GRODEK
This collection is a crochet fashion representation of the crinoline fashion from 1842-1870 in combination with elements from the late Renaissance, early Baroque fashion and design elements from the 1920s to 1960s. In a revolutionary approach, designer LISA GRODEK replaces the original fabric materials from these fashion eras exclusively with high-quality yarn.
The brand comes all the way from Germany to show their “Delicate Mesh” collection.
It demonstrates a feminine grace and classic elegance and includes earthy colours. The source of inspiration for the collection is the urban diversity in their capital city of Berlin.
/AMIR | SAM
Returning to the runway for their fall/winter collection is /AMIR | SAM. Titled “Mutinous Ceremony,” the purpose of these styles is to present a dark symphony of empowerment with the hope of redefining Vancouver’s fashion landscape. It encourages the wearer to explore the shadows and unveil the strength that resides within us all.
The bold range of garments meld edginess with elegance.
This brand is known for its boundary-pushing designs and consistently challenging traditional fashion conventions.
DOH TAK KEH
This featured brand embodies vibrant, high-concept statement wear. They lead with print-driven fashion and strong graphics. DOH TAK KEH garments range from shirts to pantsuits, that all leave a lasting impression.
They also cater to all sizes.
Blending 70’s Bollywood glam with Mumbai’s street culture, the attire features bling and hand embroideries. The collection utilizes bemberg twill and tencel rayon flex.
The designer, Juhi Melwani, claims her inspiration is Indian street culture, craftmanship, and sustainability. She aims to evoke nostalgia through this portrayal of cultural heritage.
CLLASHE
An independent menswear label founded in 2022, CLLASHE is a beacon of creativity as it merges the ominous allure of the badlands with the raw beauty of a fallen metropolis.
With roots in both Tokyo and New York City, “Until We Meet Again” collection rewrites the narrative of collision and cohesion. It celebrates the beauty found within the fractures of our world as well as resilience in the face of change.
From oversized coats that exude urban sophistication to rugged carpenter pants designed for harsh conditions and everyday comfort, each piece is crafted with meticulous attention to detail.
Designer Mario Schwaller values quality craftmanship. The brand is committed to only utilizing ethically sourced, premium fabrics.
KUBO SAN MADE
Japanese designer Shizue Kubo developed this collection with the incorporation of retro French into the garments in mind. The essence of KUBO SAN MADE expresses modern times by mixing elements such as paper and ink dyeing. It offers a melting pot of culture in their choice of materials, patterns, and silhouettes.
EMJOTA STUDIO
Hailing from Vancouver, EMJOTA STUDIO was created in 2021 with an aim to combat the cult of rampant consumerism and the uprising of fast fashion. With an initial focus on soft corsets and upcycled denim, their designs have elevated to create unique pieces for all aesthetics.
Their runway debut collection is heavily inspired by the presence of gothic and romantic elements. It includes rich metals and deep colours to put a big emphasis on the drama factor.
The garments all use simple materials and are handmade in Portugal.
HYUNZOHA
The “Blood Sunset” collection captures a sensation of striking intensity in the attire. It embodies restrained sophistication by infusing bold colours to create a certain kind of ambiance.
This brand draws inspiration from abstract materials to develop looks centered around silhouettes and textures.
HYZUNZOHA features the designer’s hand-drawn printed fabric in the details of the clothes. 
