Pam Hogg, the Scottish fashion designer whose work was worn by global stars including Rihanna and Kate Moss, has died, her family has confirmed.
She was widely admired for her daring, theatrical approach to design, and her clothes were also seen on figures such as Lady Gaga and Kylie Minogue. Her work stood out for its confidence, playfulness, and refusal to follow convention.
Family confirms her passing
In a message shared on social media, Hogg’s family said they were “deeply saddened” to announce the death of their “beloved Pamela”. They confirmed she passed away peacefully at a hospice, surrounded by close friends and family.
Although widely believed to be in her sixties, Hogg had previously said she did not make her age public.
No cause of death was disclosed. Her family expressed gratitude to the staff at St Joseph’s Hospice in Hackney for the care and kindness shown to her during her final days.
A creative force who challenged fashion norms
In their statement, the family described Hogg as a creative spirit whose work had touched people across generations. They said her influence extended beyond clothing, encouraging others to embrace individuality and step outside social expectations.
They added that her legacy would continue through her designs and the many lives she impacted, noting that her work inspired joy, confidence, and self-expression.
The family concluded by saying that Hogg would “continue to live in our hearts and minds”, describing her life as one lived fully and with passion.
