From the resurgence of Y2K low-rise jeans to the endless revival of archival looks on red carpets, nostalgia seems to be the only thing in fashion with staying power. Lately, that rearview lens is sparking a wave of fondness for the history and heritage of Canadian fashion.
Seemingly everyone is thrifting a vintage Danier jacket, early Roots hoodie or archival dress by Greta Constantine, which just celebrated its 20th anniversary. Not to mention the historic Hudson’s Bay stripes. Now, this has culminated in a poetic takeover: Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) is staging a one-night-only marketplace for emerging designers in the former home of Canada’s most iconic department store.
