Pam Hogg 1990 Green Star Print Top

Pam Hogg 1990 Green Star Print Top

As documented on the runway. Olive green with black screen printed stars.

No Size label best for S-M refer to measurements.

Fabric composition label reads mixed fibers - i believe to be cotton and elastane.

Made in England

Measurements 

Across bust when lying flat 42cm  un-stretched 

Sleeve length 55cm 

Length 59cm

Across waist 38cm

Across hem 39cm

Horizontal stretch.

Condition good - light feel of use. Some cover stitching loose inside of cuff.

'Drawing on influences as diverse as sportswear, S&M rubber wear and 15th-century armour, Pam Hogg produced distinctive club wear with a punk feel. Exploring similar routes to those charted by Vivienne Westwood, she developed her own niche in the London fashion scene, while vehemently retaining elements of her native Scotland in her designs.

Riding the wave of British talent which swept to the forefront in the mid-1980s, Hogg represented the coming together of popular culture and fashion. She used rock music as a constant source of visual ideas, to create strong images for womenswear in PVC and studded leather. In a sense her clothes reflected her own lifestyle, her aspirations to pop stardom, which sometimes took precedence over her designing, and her enthusiastic involvement in London clubland. 

Hogg's work was infused with the desire to create fashion as a series of costumes, first for the early 1980s New Romantic nightlife, with heady silver-printed velvets which drew upon her training in textiles, and later, as she began to establish a more coherent and distinctive look, in sporty stretch jersey with leather.'

Reference - Pam Hogg 1990 runway, Pam Hogg for the clothes show 1990.

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