SEXY SUMMER MUST-HAVES

Hervé Léger by Max Azria

Canadians love summer. And who wouldn't after suffering through a prolonged frozen winter coast to coast? Here, we celebrate all that's fabulous about sexy summer dressing.

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Hervé Léger by Max Azria, Spring/Summer 2009

Leger's famous bandage wrap gets reworked into a body-flattering bikini. Cutting it in red adds to the sizzle.

Alexander Wang, Spring/Summer 2009

Savvy street chicks love Alexander Wang's cool girl street style. Who else could rock a pink jacket? Save it for fall for even more fashion mileage.

Preen, Spring/Summer 2009

Sexy sheer panels race around the hottest summer dresses. Black is always classic but why go safe when you can heat up your wardrobe with this chic coral number?

Michael Kors, Spring/Summer 2009

This is the perfect tunic to slip over slim shorts, a pencil skirt, cropped jeans or your tankini. A splash of blue calms down the graphic overload of stark black and white.

Ann Demeulmeester, Spring/Summer 2009

Not a boho babe or trust fund prepster? Take refuge in Demeulmeester's exquisitely draped and printed sweet frock. Laced gladiators add a tough edge - no heels required.

Etro, Spring/Summer 2009

The ankle-skimming patterned boho gown remains a top pick among fashion lovers because of one simple fact - it hides all sins!

Chloé, Spring/Summer 2009

The short suit makes a sweet comeback in fresh cream with pretty scalloped edges. Tuck a metallic top underneath to stop this look from dipping back into kindergarten waters.

Balmain, Spring/Summer 2009

No wonder the fashion world has 'Balmania' - nothing is sexier this summer than a curvy strapless mini in an electric hue.

Emilio Pucci, Spring/Summer 2009

A graphic one-piece sends those dull itsy bitsy bikinis into hiding. Mesh and transparent accessories match the beach-ready mood.

Versace, Spring/Summer 2009

Painterly prints put the focus on a beach-ready body. Metallic accessories upgrade the look to gallery class.

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