Last Weekends Fashion Extravaganza, presented by Face The Magazine, introduced me to a designer I’d never seen before.

Montreal designer Luko Marion’s designs really stood out to me.

His pieces were just as elaborate on the back as they were on the front.

I spoke with him this week and had to know more about them.

“I really like to do a good first impression look from the front but, also when you walk away and people are still looking at you and you give them an element of surprise.” Marion said.

“I’ve been a Visual Specialist for many years at a big retail store in Montreal and was always on a special project or window displays dressing mannequins.”

He went on to add “I really appreciate details and finishing that balance with clothing in a way that makes it different, fun to wear and beautiful to look at.”

Originally from Montreal, Luko Marion been doing Fashion for quite awhile now. Specializing in Powermesh, buttons and metals, this collection is mainly power mesh, neoprene and Athletic Mesh, a bit of leather and suede for jacket and skirt.

A variation of dark shades of blues and black mixed with deep pink and purple, Dark Excellence is inspiring dark shades and texture combinations.

He featured exceptional tops, all hand made from buttons and metals rings.

Luko Marion presented other collections at Montreal Fashion Week and had been doing many projects in the past for breast cancer foundation or prostate cancer foundation.

Truly unique pieces that you will enjoy seeing coming or going!

He credits Woven with helping him grow his brand.

Woven Fashion Incubator is a co-workspace, fashion design classes and apparel manufacturer for underserved students, entrepreneurs and fashion careerists.

Located in Charlotte, North Carolina, the mission of Woven is to create attainable
pathways into the fashion industry. They help the youth, emerging designers, and developed business owners who are passionate about creating with a purpose.

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