From collection development to professional practice.
Milan Tanedjikov works in Montréal across fashion design, education and the conditions needed to sustain independent practice. He has taught fashion design at LaSalle College since 2010.
His mentoring history includes working with Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran of Matières Fécales in their early development. At LDF, he connects collection development and critical judgment with production and the economic realities of practice.
What LDF makes possible.
LIGNES DE FUITE brings together workspaces, industrial equipment, specialist knowledge, production capacity, public presentations and market connections. Designers retain their own authorship and creative direction.
Mentoring is for technically autonomous designers developing their practice. Residency provides shared infrastructure for an active practice. Studio mandates bring development and production capacity to projects from brands, institutions and creative teams.
The work and its record.
LIGNES DE FUITE received the CAFA Fashion Impact Award in 2026. Collections, designers and public presentations are documented through Archive and Happenings.