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Pat
McDonagh
Pat
McDonagh’s Fall/Winter 2001 collection did not deviate from the high personal
standards that she has set. As Pat says, "Designing for fall allows
me the opportunity to utilize my favorite themes; Celtic tweeds, riding
breeches, earthy knits - legacies of my Irish Heritage." Four people
who inspired her with their style were: Mrs. Simpson, Julie Butterfly, Napoleon
and Rob Roy. |
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Brown, winter
white, red and black dominate this collection of full textures, leather
and transparent fabrics. We see Celtic tweeds in herringbone and dogtooth
mixed with sequined plaid chiffons and hand knits in natural yarns. Wool,
viscose and silk are the prominent fabrics of the collection. The red
and black lace dresses are majestic and solemn, one example of exotic
themes left to be interpreted freely. Meticulous filaments have always
been a feature of Pat McDonagh's design aesthetic, and that is just one
element of many that render her style timeless. A Canadian pioneer of
the "total wardrobe", Pat McDonagh is here to stay. Renta Robel For more information contact Pat McDonagh
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