Created in 2006 by Canadian designer Clayton Evans, the Montreal-based label complexgeometries began as a small line striving to unite form and function in fashion. Evans' designs have since become known for their thoughtful combination of comfort and easy wearability; many pieces look simple at first glance, but can be worn in a variety of ways.

With their fall/winter 2010 collection--inspired in part by religious and ceremonial clothing-- complexgeometries continues its collaborations with the artisan jewelry line Harakiri, as well as Osei-Duro, a duo of designers whose partnerships with women’s co-ops in Ghana aim to help create a self-sufficient future for those skilled women involved.

Now in stores: complexgeometries Fall/Winter 2012 !