It was fitting that guests had to walk pass the giant fossilized bones of a Futalognkosaurus in the Samuel Hall Curelly Gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum to take their seats for a fashion show dedicated to bone health.

The Bubl x David Dixon fashion show on opening night of Toronto Fashion Week on Tuesday night was a partnership between Osteoporosis Canada and designer David Dixon to raise awareness of the incurable bone disease, Osteoporosis.

David Dixon created a Bübl™ fashion collection in partnership with Osteoporosis Canada, which featured bubble wrap woven throughout the pieces. This glam cape guarantees that you could sweep into Canoe and score a prime table.

Other showcases at Toronto Fashion Week include the cruelty-free womenswear brand Hilary MacMillan, luxury evening wear and bridal brand Mani Jassal and a special collection from David Dixon titled Bübl™ x David Dixon, which incorporates bubble wrap to raise awareness about the issues facing Canadians affected by osteoporosis.

Dixon has begun to use his label as a platform charitable cause célèbres in recent years, and this season he chose to shine a light on osteoporosis. (“Fashion is a good conduit to communicating ideas to an audience,” Dixon said in a brief video that preceded the show.) By incorporating none other than bubble wrap, a “universal symbol of protection,” he was able to produce an unexpectedly elegant, haunting collection. The standout piece of the collection was a white dress artfully slashed at the back to resemble the bones of a ribcage.

Inspired by the 2 million Canadians impacted by Osteoporosis, designer David Dixon teamed up with Osteoporosis Canada to build a collection made from bubble wrap — the universal symbol of protection.