Designer Edmonton more friends than rivals in the contest mode Toronto

Mercedes-Benz Start Up Nicole Campre and Malorie Urbanovitch sewed together at the hip. Since the two designers met in local and participated in the national exhibition fashion initiative Edmonton track semifinals in April, it was the other's biggest fan, critic and confidante. Come Sunday, October 21, both Campre Urbanovitch and Toronto will travel to the World Week Fashion MasterCard, up to 23 in the last Oct. participate with six other competitors from across Canada. Prada Shoulder Bags They are not the be. With victory or defeat Instead, they are to join forces and to the national champion in Edmonton as the hub of the flourishing fashion. "We have the same kind of mentality where we really want to support each other," says Urbanovitch. "This is not a competitive thing for us. It's healthy. We push each other, and I think that's really great. Edmonton We both want a place where fashion be appreciated and recognized." Mercedes-Benz Start Up is much more than just the desire to meet and Campre Urbanovitch successfully received. He created a friendship. In June, the two decided a studio in Jasper Avenue and 104 Road to share through the lobby of the famous designer Derek Edmonton Jagodzinsky LUXX Ready-to-Wear. The inside of their room, the designers have reserved the left wall of the string to lower case Campre flowing blouses cream. Racks inspired on the law Urbanovitch sea structured separates. Both Campre Urbanovitch and laugh at the odd couple they make. Their creations could not be more different, and their working methods could not be more opposite. Campre but said that the gap ends there. "If Malorie victory, I would be very happy." "And vice versa," says Urbanovitch. "I am for us both thumbs. I'm so glad, Toronto. I am glad that we have each other for support. Every two we will only do our best." Mercedes-Benz Start Up, now in its second year, is a program to discover new and emerging designers. Four cities were inspected this year, and Edmonton is one of them. The initiative is made by fashion design of Canada (FDCC) and IMG New York under the auspices of Mercedes-Benz Canada. Urbanovitch was selected as the winner of Pool Edmonton designers. But Campre Urbanovitch for the title against the Edmonton part, also impressed the judges and was then selected to participate in the finals as a wildcard. In Toronto, the two collections Urbanovitch Campre and be judged by a panel. You will then be presented on the runway with leading designers such as Pink Tartan and Joe Fresh Style. The winner will receive a spread FASHION Magazine editorial and mentoring industry experts. "In addition to the race there an audience as large. Sees the world, and that's scary," says Urbanovitch. "For me it is like my debut for Canada. I want to be proud of what I see." Both designers are required to provide 10 Appearance competition Toronto. Campre collection plays with the contrast in the positions that are portable and sensitive, but very imaginative. His works, of blouses and skirts, dresses and jackets boast of a samurai look Oriental. Long fluid layers are soft and textured. Urbanovitch line plays with a '50s feel. His dress was inspired by the beach, with every piece mimics the different textures and transparency of the water and the sand and the rocks look like below. Knits resemble the soft clouds, can be modeled as steep jackets against the crystal blue ocean. Urbanovitch said the Mercedes-Benz Start Up encouraged "their game" and think its perfect garment. Likewise Campre attributes the initiative for its ability to enable local concerts design with Loft 82 OAK + FORT and build their own brand. Both Campre and Urbanovitch also believe the momentum from start to drip even in the middle of the local fashion as a whole, creating a burst of energy that combine to inspire other designers put together their forces and Edmonton was on board. "I think people realize that it is possible to be a designer in Edmonton and success," said Urbanovitch.