Showing posts with label Obscure Couture. Show all posts
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Obscure Couture



Obscure Couture designers, Jenn Celine Coyle and Lyndsay Pagan at this year's Heriot Watt Fashion Show. 

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Obscure Couture - The Flesh & Bone Lookbook


Glasgow based label Obscure Couture released the lookbook for their fantastic Flesh & Bone collection today.





Click here to see the complete "Flesh & Bone" lookbook.

Obscure Couture's website.

Obscure Couture - The Fashion Show


Last Friday night, in a superb catwalk show, Glasgow based label Obscure Couture unveiled their outstanding debut collection "Flesh & Bone" at their new base, The Barras Centre. Each piece is limited edition, hand made and individually numbered.

Founders and designers of Obscure Couture, Lyndsay Pagan and Jenn Coyle put on a super-slick event, kicking off with live performances from Homesick Aldo, Any Color Black and Schnapps while the Halleluwah Hits boys DJ-ed late into the night. 
Their shared aesthetic and hard graft has won 'House of Obscurity' a coveted Starter For Six grant. These girls are utterly impressive.

The 25 year olds describe their first collection as being: "Inspired by the exuberance and sickness of the Victorian period with highlights of punk rock rebellion."











An exclusive collection of witty acrylic jewellery has also been created to compliment the collection in a collaboration with Bonnie Bling.


Brilliant in-joke for anyone familiar with 'pattern construction'...

The finale!


A jubilant Lyndsay and Jenn!




Esca, who's just taken over the cafe at The Barras Centre.


Knitwear designer Kaye Springham with her sister Holly. Kaye took care of all the knitted pieces in the collection. The Obscure Couture girls knew she was destined to become part of the team when she turned up with knitted spikes on her biker gloves!


Georgina of Georgina's Costumes.





Dearbhla McKeating, author of Fashion Hot Mess blog.

Malcolm Mafara.

Megan, queen of coffee at Artisan Roast.

Dele Adeyemo, architect at Pidgin Perfect, in vintage Harris Tweed.


Chloe.

Christopher, Christina of LVB Models and Esca.

Camille Lorigo of Che Camille, now at The Barras Centre.

Craig from Halleluwah Hits record label.



Designer Jodi McCann with Adam from Halleluwah Hits.

Ian, founder of El Rancho Records and lead singer with Schnapps bought this coat in a charity shop for £10, a decade ago.

Above: Ian in action.
Below: Guitarist Leo in post performance repose...


The new Obscure Couture website.

Jen and Lyndsay are super approachable so don't hesitate to contact them if you have any enquiries about the collection.

Obscure Couture by Lyndsay Pagan




Spotted this vision of colour on Sauchiehall Street and had to get a pic, she was mid phone call but kindly obliged. Then her Mandors fabric shop bag got the better of my curiosity, turns out she's Glasgow based fashion designer Lyndsay Pagan. Inside the bag, only caught a glimpse, was an explosively coloured piece of silk for her next commission. Loving those knee high hose.




Obscure Couture by Lyndsay Pagan who's worked with

Aberdeen born, London based fashion artist Noki and...

Julien Macdonald of "This is fashion - and fashion has no mercy!" fame.