Acquires rights to Toronto Fashion Week

Toronto fashion Week seems poised to return to the Canadian style calendar after a brand new ownership neighborhood mentioned it has acquired the rights to the now-defunct event.

Freed tendencies president Peter Freed introduced Monday the purchase of the rights to Toronto style Week from IMG Canada.

IMG Canada had operated Toronto fashion Week in collaboration with IMG trend considering 2012, after taking over from the style Design Council of Canada, a non-profit organization that had owned and produced the event for 13 years.

Organizers announced in July they had been pulling the plug on Toronto trend Week due to an absence of financial guide.

With collections unveiled twice a year in March and October, Toronto had performed host to consumers, media and patrons and countless others on social media highlighting designers' latest creations.

Freed is now spearheading an possession community made of appropriate executives in real property, media and finance.

The group goals to create a "international forum for trend, retail, arts, amusement and tradition" in Toronto's upscale Yorkville neighbourhood, and plans to unveil its new course and average program in the new year.

"With the purchase of Toronto vogue Week from IMG, we give you the option to create a multi-faceted program that embraces the Canadian fashion and design community, addresses trendy retail trends and buyer hobbies along with the creation and integration of a strong digital platform. it's extremely enjoyable," Freed observed in a free up.