Toronto Fashion Week (or World MasterCard Fashion Week) was a smorgasbord of incredible Canadian talent. Now that it's all wrapped up, I can sit down and fondly look back on runway memories through our Style Section. While hundreds of impressive garments, both wearable and avant-garde, may have swept and sashayed past me all week, these are my picks for the top ten looks from Toronto Fashion Week. Feel free to disagree.

Pink Tartan's super feminine collection mustered up this '50s-inspired look. Silver brocade and a mesh texture brought charm to an otherwise all-neutral look.

Bustle nodded to British streetwear with this casually tailored ensemble--the graphic t-shirt and sneakers added just the right amount of quirk. Plus, who doesn't love a good zebra cameo?

Maybe print mixing is so last season, but Joe Fresh did it so well in this look. We all knew sticking to the same palette was the number one rule, but who knew matching up different animal prints could actually work out?

Soia & Kyo taught us that it's possible to wear a monochromatic outfit without blinding innocent onlookers, and better yet, looked good doing it.

Just when I thought denim-on-denim and the nautical trend were long gone and over, Mercedes Benz Start-Up winner DUY whipped out some serious texture and strappy red heels to make it apparent that it's still very, very relevant.

This look from VAWK may not be everyone's cup of tea for obvious, overtly-sexy reasons, but the juxtaposition of matte with shiny, solid with sheer, light with dark, and sugar with spice could not be ignored for this list.

Maybe this Mackage only made it onto the list because I want to see more men rocking yellow short-shorts, but there's a good chance the topstitching detail on the jacket's shoulders and the ingenious leather collared shirt were contributing factors as well.

The opening look at UNTTLD followed a particularly ominous fashion film, so a mere image of the outfit doesn't really give you the full effect on the audience of actually seeing this billowing black cape swallow up the runway immediately after we were distressed by provoking imagery. Regardless, check out the expert drapery and funky silver talons.

Lucian Matis always manages to take obscure materials--like this shiny, black, crocodile skin leather car seat stuff--and make it into some sort of head-turning eveningwear creation. This dress was probably really uncomfortable, but it had pockets (!!!) meaning it's essentially flawless.

UNTTLD look managed to weasel its way onto this list because, well, it was kind of hard not to mention it. And by "mention," I mean gawk at. The micro-pleated white chiffon didn't only have perfectly-placed sheer panels, but also a big, honkin' crinkled copper foil trim.

Let us know which is your favourite! And if none of these speak to you, don't forget to check out the rest of the looks in our Style Section.