Masses of Vancouverites turned out to watch the annual Vancouver Pride parade, which is covertly a runway for the latest business attire and formalwear for solemn, dour, or oppressive occasions.
Here's a look at some of the latest trends that fashion designers were showcasing on runway models this year.
The Dykes on Bykes launched the show with a display of the latest styles of formal motorcycle wear. Craig Takeuchi Meanwhile, these ecofriendly Dykes on Bykes showed off a different type of cycling fashions.Craig TakeuchiUnfortunately, the Dykes on Trykes took too long to get to the show so they were replaced by a Guyke on a Byke.Craig TakeuchiFashion designers are increasingly turning to culinary sources for inspiration, such as this birthday-cake-icing dress.Craig TakeuchiThis supermodel displayed the latest centaur-inclusive fashions, employing some posing inspiration from Angelina Jolie.Craig TakeuchiThis inflexible rainbow ensemble is perfect for events held at venues with numerous doorways and narrow spaces.Craig TakeuchiThis group of male models showcased uniforms mandatory for all men at next year's St. Patrick's Day events.Craig TakeuchiHere's an outfit perfect for making a solid first impression, such as when meeting your future in-laws for dinner.Craig TakeuchiThis proposed design for the Diabetic Drag Queen Association was rejected for an undisclosed reason.Craig TakeuchiMarching band uniforms are the latest rage among hipsters.Craig TakeuchiIndustry experts say fashions for tall-plus models are a growth industry, as industry observers groan.Craig TakeuchiAs socially progressive as these new hockey uniforms and equipment are, professional players have found them challenging to wear and use while on the ice.Craig TakeuchiThis female model sported the latest hair trend, as Whitecaps FC staff provided assistance in carrying it down the runway.Craig TakeuchiThese puppies sported canine fashions for Puppy Pride.Craig TakeuchiThese puppies also showed off their latest canine fashions. Craig Takeuchi This vintage bus from 1937 featured riders who haven't left the bus since 1937.Following in the footsteps of the biggest pop stars today, the Vancouver Mens' Chorus lipsynced their performance.Craig TakeuchiFor those seeking a cohesive and low-key outfit if you prefer to avoid the limelight, consider this understated ensemble.Craig TakeuchiThis stylish entry displayed a chocolate soft-serve cone, which is not to be confused with an emoji. Craig Takeuchi Retro Greek fashions continue to enjoy an ongoing revival among partygoers. Craig Takeuchi This female model wore an ensemble suitable for evening events, formal occasions, or meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Craig Takeuchi "> Great for attending church or corporate meetings, this demure ensemble really says "Let's get down to business". Craig Takeuchi This Science World dress doubles as a portable desk. It's also great for maintaining personal space in crowds, on passenger-filled buses, or during hockey riots. Craig Takeuchi Going where no gays have gone before, the USS Recovery showcased the latest fashions from outer space.Craig TakeuchiModels made the most out of being accidentally locked out of their change rooms when the doors slammed shut behind them.Craig TakeuchiFashion recovery became the dominant theme after the show concluded. Craig Takeuchi
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