Sway hit the streets and found women sporting some of the season’s hottest looks and signature styles all their own.

Last week, fashion lovers gathered all over Toronto to catch some of their favourite Canadian designers showcase their Fall/Winter 2012 collections. Here’s a recap our some of Fashion Week’s most interesting shows.

‘Tis the season of tailored silhouettes, luxurious textures and fabulous prints for men.

Breakout star Senait – fresh off the N.Y.C. runways – shows us the many ways to rock through the holidays and into the New Year

Besides their ridiculously stylish names, Kiwi, Nimo and Metzti ooze enviable sartorial skill without a whiff of pretension. They’re just cool-looking chicks who wear what they like, wear it really well and don’t mind sharing. In the seasonal spirit of giving, they’ve graciously spilled on their favourite shops, sources of inspiration and the $7 purchase that could change your life—or at least your wardrobe.

If you plan on wearing Gradé Del Avante jewellery any time soon, you better be wanting to make a statement. Started in summer 2010, while designer Naanafya was a wardrobe stylist unable to find accessories for editorial spreads, fashion shows and video shoots, the line can only be described as fabulous and fearless.

Don’t stress if you missed last month’s LG Fashion Week Toronto, Sway’s resident fashionista Karen Welcome gives us the lowdown on the best of the Spring/Summer 2012 collections.

The Fashion Design Council of Canada presented the 25th season of LG Fashion Week, celebrating the Spring 2012 collections of Canadian designers. Sway caught up with some of the week’s best-dressed to profile their style

A year after the earthquake, model Coco Rocha, James Conran and company visited Haiti to be closer to the cause. Just before the trip, Coco rallied to have people from all over the world write letters to the children they planned on visiting.

Kicking off an eventful two weeks of fashion was the shOws held at the lush Ritz-Carlton with designers Calla Haynes, Thomas Tait, Jean-Pierre Braganza, and Todd Lynn presenting collections over the course of two days.