This year SKFWK focused on fashion, art, music and some extreme nails! Yes Nails! Morenails - more like claws really! And I was here for it. I was very impressed with the variety of designers they had this year, as well as the mix of model ethnicities and body sizes. Each designer had such a unique aesthetic that truly created a one of a kindone-of-a-kind experience for guests to be immersed in,; from the short film introductions, to the background music, and models, their themes and visions were set to tell a tale.

On Wednesday the showing stopping Eman Idil stole the night. Eman, was the Actually she wasactually my favourite of the full three nights. EmanShe used very unique textures and shapes in her garments, with a mixture of a colour pallet of soft nudes and some splashes of reds and blacks to give it a pop! Each outfit was styled to perfection, with either a playful turban or (Hats)hats on some of her models, giving them an edgey but classic look. Eman really took me out of Regina with this collection, and into Paris.