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AW 12 Collection
Iconic designer Pam Hogg - UK - certainly didn't disappoint her loyal customers this season. Entitled Wild Life, Pam's Autumn Winter 2012 collection took us on a quite exciting trip to a futuristic farm.
Pam is true to herself, oozes originality. She is daring and not afraid to push boundaries and her collections always inspire designers for years to come. Where most designers are afraid to venture.
Skin-tight bodysuits in metallic colours such as gold, silver, copper or red, black, grey and white, with geometrical patterns lead the show. Some bodysuits actually consisted mostly of sheer mesh with smaller and smaller patterns or ribbons to cover the models.
As a counterpart to bodysuits, there were also lots of dresses flaring out in the most dramatic way over layers of netting. All outfits were teamed with matching high platform shoes. However, the key piece, seen throughout the whole collection, was emphasized futuristic far west farmer bonnets tied around the models' neck.
Pam Hogg
UK
web site | e-mail
Iconic designer Pam Hogg - UK - certainly didn't disappoint her loyal customers this season. Entitled Wild Life, Pam's Autumn Winter 2012 collection took us on a quite exciting trip to a futuristic farm.
Pam is true to herself, oozes originality. She is daring and not afraid to push boundaries and her collections always inspire designers for years to come. Where most designers are afraid to venture.
Skin-tight bodysuits in metallic colours such as gold, silver, copper or red, black, grey and white, with geometrical patterns lead the show. Some bodysuits actually consisted mostly of sheer mesh with smaller and smaller patterns or ribbons to cover the models.
As a counterpart to bodysuits, there were also lots of dresses flaring out in the most dramatic way over layers of netting. All outfits were teamed with matching high platform shoes. However, the key piece, seen throughout the whole collection, was emphasized futuristic far west farmer bonnets tied around the models' neck.
Pam Hogg
UK
web site | e-mail
