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PMODA | BIRMINGHAM


Max & Ellie


Palette and Trims


The colours featured at the Moda show included rich jewel blues contrasted by a vibrant tangerine.


Colour blocks of magenta pink such as that from Max & Ellie looked to insert a reminiscent feel to warmer weather and a continued feature


from the summer collections. These bright tones provide a pop of colour while produced in a practical felt fabric for the cooler weather.


Deep aubergine and forest greens amongst a mix of rich brown shades provided a more formal mix in


velvets with leopard print in smaller shaped beret styles. Feathers in natural pattern hues stood tall as a


featured trim. Pieces were trimmed in matching colours to the body of the piece with accents of black and natural tones.


Proppa Toppa Failsworth


Suzanne Bettley


Snoxell & Gwyther


Max & Ellie Snoxell & Gwyther


Exhibitors Moda


Failsworth | www.failsworth1903.com Fischer | www.whiteleyfischer.co.uk Kusan | www.kusan.co.uk Maddox | http://www.whiteley-hat.co.uk/ maddox.html Max & Ellie | www.maxandellie.com Proppa Toppa | www.proppatoppa.co.uk Snoxell Gwyther Designer Headwear | www.snoxell.com Suzanne Bettley | www.suzannebettley.com Whiteley | www.whiteley-hat.co.uk


More information www.moda-uk.co.uk


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