Eco-Chic: Retro Revival

An inspiring evening celebrating sustainable style, conscious creativity and bold designers who are reimagining fashion through upcycling and innovation.
This year's Retro Revival theme pays tribute to timeless styles reimagined through a sustainable lens, featuring unique runway looks that blend retro inspiration with modern sustainability.

More than a fashion show, this adults-only event is a complete experience. Sip on cocktails, enjoy delicious bites, connect with fellow fashion enthusiasts and shop featured runway looks while supporting designers making a difference through sustainable fashion.

Event proceeds support MCRC's Infant Food Bank, helping provide essential supplies to more than 200 babies each month.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of fashion, retro vibes and meaningful impact. This is one fall event you won't want to miss!

Date

Saturday, November 7, 2026

Time

7:30pm-10:30pm

Location

Woodbine Mohawk Park
9430 Guelph Line, Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0

Mackenzie Cripps is a contemporary streetwear designer known for fusing innovation, sustainability, and dystopian aesthetics. Her work features unique fabric manipulations, experimental treatments, and intricate handwork that set her pieces apart. She utilizes recycled leather, deadstock textiles, and upcycled materials, embedding sustainability into every design. With a raw, futuristic edge, her garments reflect a world in transformation—bold, layered, and deeply expressive. Each piece is both wearable and thought-provoking, challenging the norms of streetwear while remaining grounded in functionality. Mackenzie’s vision redefines modern streetwear as a vehicle for individuality, storytelling, and responsible design.

Mackenzie Cripps on Instagram

Clothes Minded: Solving Your Daily Style DilemmasGabriele Pizzale, lifelong fashionista, fashion design graduate, and industry insider who used to sew her own outfits just to prove a point, is here to rescue your wardrobe. She firmly believes that great style has zero to do with fleeting trends or astronomical price tags. True style is already inside you, just begging for a breakout.

Bring your burning fashion dilemmas to this candid, no-nonsense Q&A session. Gabriele is tackling the hard questions: What actually flatters your gorgeous body type? Which colours make you look alive (and which ones to banish forever)? And which trends are worth your hard-earned cash versus the ones that belong in the clearance bin?

Ditch the fashion anxiety, grab a seat, and learn how a strategic closet edit and mindful shopping can transform your daily look from "meh" to magnificent.

Clothes Minded on Instagram

TanteQ Revue (pron. ‘TON-te Cue Review)

Experimenting with and altering her own clothes since high school, Annette has worked in and around the fashion industry for decades including the organizing committee for The Wearable Art Show in Oakville, one of the longest running, solely dedicated to wearable art shows in Canada.

She began TanteQ Revue in 2020 where her focus is on upcycling denim for all ages and genders. Using only remnant ends, scraps, off-cuts and thrifted and vintage fabric, each piece finds its individuality and tells a story. Recycling, repurposing and simply wearing things longer is the responsible thing to do.

As she always says ‘life is too short to wear boring clothes!’

@tanteqrevue on Instagram

Connie's love for casual fashion has inspired ger to create clothing and accessories that you can throw on and go. The easy to wear pieces reflect Connie's own style vibe and she is excited to share her passion for casual everyday fashion with you. Connie creates one-of-a-kind wearable art from preloved items. She sources good quality used hats and denim and puts her spin on them. Reworking hats has given her the opportunity to explore another passion of hers, painting. Fun fact, Connie names her hats after songs! If you are looking for a unique piece, from jewelry to hats, Creations by Brocs has something for you.

Creations by Brocs on Instagram

Tele Fagbure is a designer who believes fashion should have purpose as well as style. Through their work with New Edition Urban Wear, they create pieces that celebrate sustainability. They are passionate about transforming reclaimed fabrics into unique, wearable art, with each piece telling its own story while helping to reduce waste. Their background in sewing, illustration, textile design, and tailoring allows them to blend craftsmanship with creativity, proving that fashion can be bold, beautiful, and responsible all at once.

New Edition Urban Wear website