Posted AT 12:54 AM EDT on 17/03/06
Toronto Fashion Week ends on a high note
Toronto — Now that Kimberley Newport Mimran's sexy-preppy label Pink Tartan is the undisputed Toronto Fashion Week grande finale, she took the party vibe one step farther for fall-winter 2006.
Opening the must-see show was bad-boy fiddler Ashley McIsaac, cranking out a fiery medley (including Vivaldi!) on his white electric violin, clad in a black and grey kilt, work socks, combat boots and a black furry bomber jacket.
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