Jessica Hopwood

Black Wings

Take an eye for an eye, a tooth for a toothJust like they say in the Bible

Never leave a trace or forget a faceOf any man at the table, any man at the table

When the moon is a cold chiseled daggerAnd it’s sharp enough to draw blood from a stone

He rides through your dreams on a coach and horses And the fence posts in the moonlight look like bones

Well they’ve stopped trying to hold him With mortar, stone and chain He broke out of every prison

Well the boots mount the staircaseThe door is flung back open

He’s not there for he has risenHe’s not there for he has risen

Some say he once killed a man with a guitar stringHe’s been seen at the table with kings

Well he once saved a baby from drowningThere are those that say beneath his coat there are wings

Some say they fear him

Some say they fear himOthers admire him

Because he steals his promiseOne look in his eyeAnd everyone deniesEver having met himEver having met him

He can turn himself into a strangerWell they broke a lot of canes on his hide

He was born away in a cornfieldA fever beats in his head just like a drum inside

Some say they fear himOthers admire him

Because he steals his promiseOne look in his eye

Everyone deniesEver having met himEver having met himEver having met himEver having met himEver having met himEver having met him

Customer

Few Designers embody the spirit of their creations quite like Pam Hogg. Where most brands concoct and enviable lifestyle to push their collec-tions, the roots of Pam’s de-signs reach deeply in to her own experience. Pam Hogg could easily be mistaken for a rock star, and its not to far

from the truth. She has always had strong connections to the music world. She was a Blitz kid and made her name in

fashion by wearing extrava-gant self-made pieces on the party scene. Her debut collec-

tion, launched

in 1981, was a response to the demands of admiring club-

bers. Since her first collection, Pam has continued to fit every item

to her own proportions. As designer, model, seamstress, and distributor of her work,

she has established an integ-rity fully removed from trend culture, which has propelled her career into its fourth dec-ade. She is her own product, not a manufactured celebrity, but a true artist and a some-

what reluctant icon.

BALTIC39

Baltic 39 is a new space located on High Bridge in the heart of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This amaz-ing place has been created by the people from the well known Baltic.

I choose this place to host my event for Pam Hogg as i thought it would be great publicity for the North East and to give people from the area to experience and exhibit that would normaly sow in London.

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The Electric EventBaltic 39

BALTIC 39, 31–39 High Bridge, Newcastle upon-Tyne NE1 1EWMarch 20th - May 20th

Opening night - March 18th

Insperations for my ELLE Magazine cover.

January 2012 £3.80

ELLE.COM

ELLE LOVESSPACEAGE

ELLE EDITSVintage Grunge

ELLE LOVESTHE SWINGINGSIXTIES

THE FUTURE IS NOWACCESSORIES

FASHION FADES,

only style remains

Jacket, Topshop, £75

Dress, Fred Perry £150

Trousers, Topshop,£45

Bag, Urbanoutttters,£95

Jumper, Urbanoutttters£35

Socks, Topshop £5

Shirt, Topshop, £30

Creepers, Urbanoutttters£60

Get the cover look!!A few tips on how to get the glamerous and edgy Teddy Boy look at an affordable price.

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