Toronto Fashion Week: Tatsuaki SS'14 Is Detail Oriented

The Tatsuaki collection began with an eccentric touch as an army of models aligned on centre runway dressed in an array of black minis. Wearability was the key factor of the collection, which consisted entirely of dresses, from cocktail to sunnies. Dan Tatsuaki, the Japanese-Chinese designer credits his heritage as a big influence in his aesthetic, which plays on a modern Westernized feel. The collection experimented with vibrant coloured prints and sheer bishop sleeved dresses on top of many other details that were nothing short of feminine and youthful, including Peter Pan collars and lace cap sleeves. An overall approach in dressing for the everyday woman who are unabashedly girly.