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Pam Hogg: Scottish fashion designer who created looks for Rihanna and Kate Moss dies
- On Wednesday, Pamela Hogg's family confirmed her death on Instagram, saying she died peacefully at St Joseph's Hospice, Hackney, surrounded by family and friends.
- Born in Paisley, Scotland, Pamela Hogg studied at the Glasgow School of Art and Royal College of Art before rising with punk-influenced styles tied to London's Blitz Club.
- Hogg designed standout looks for global stars such as Rihanna and Kate Moss , dressed Princess Diana and Princess Eugenie , and created 13 Brit Awards trophies.
- Tributes poured in on social media from friends and admirers, with Shirley Manson, Fearne Cotton, Sadie Frost and Andi Oliver praising Hogg’s originality and celebrating her life.
- Her aesthetic — latex, mesh and sculpted silhouettes — helped define the underground club scene, while she toured with Blondie, exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery and earned an honorary doctorate from the Glasgow School of Art.
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Stars loved her extravagant clothes. She dressed celebrities like Rihanna, Beyoncè, Kate Moss and Lady Gaga
·Turin, Italy
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Fashion designer Pam Hogg, worn by Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, dies in London
Fashion designer Pam Hogg — whose clothes were worn by stars from Princess Diana and Kate Moss, to Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift — has died in London following an undisclosed illness. The death of the Scottish cult favorite, who would not reveal her precise age but was believed to be in the 60s, was announced by Hogg’s family on Wednesday. “The Hogg Family is deeply saddened to announce the passing of our beloved Pamela,” read a statement …
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Although Hogg never publicly wanted to reveal his age, British media reports that he would have died at the age of 66.
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