AW Fashion: ‘Country Come Town’
The Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; collection was unveiled at the Jamaica Yellow Pages Fashion Directory.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
All Woman, Fashion, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
November 5, 2016

AW Fashion: ‘Country Come Town’

Fashion designer, stylist and creative director Dexter ‘3D’ Pottinger left many nodding in approval even as they applauded lustily his latest collection ‘Country Come Town’. The line, unveiled in the Formal Gardens of Devon House on Thursday, October 27, at the Jamaica Yellow Pages Fashion Directory, was an apt finale for the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out shopping extravaganza.

The 3D designer, known for his unique style and eccentric melange of colours and fabrics, drew inspiration from his calico bag line — also shown on the runway — as he added a new style ethos to the fashion sensibilities of country folk. His visually appealing work incorporated prints and solids accessorised with calico bags and woolen pom-poms. “I have never seen any other designer incorporate woolen pom-poms in their line. I added them in an effort to create an allusion of juvenescence in the urban area,” Pottinger toldAll Woman Fashion.

Check out pieces by Dexter ‘3D’ Pottinger at: Email your custom orders to: dexter.pottinger@gmail.com

Check out pieces by Dexter ‘3D’ Pottinger at: Trademark Outfitters, Shop #1, 11 South Avenue, Kingston.

Email your custom orders to: dexter.pottinger@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This &lsquo;3D&rsquo; model struts the runway wearing a combination of solid and print accessorised with pom-poms and fishnet stockings.<strong>(Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger&rsquo;s &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo;.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
&lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; by Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
The &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; collection: an eclectic melange of colours and fabrics.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Media personality and comedian Rohan Perry in a mixed print ensemble from Pottinger&rsquo;s &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; collection.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Mixed print biker jacket from Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger&rsquo;s fashion line &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; accessorised with pom-poms and fishnet stockings. (<strong>Bryan Cummings)</strong>
The TSO finale event &mdash; the Yellow Pages Fashion Directory &mdash; featured the collection of stylist, fashion designer and creative director Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger (centre) steps boldly with his models during the finale.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
A tablecloth was used to create this &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; flared maxi skirt.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Pottinger&rsquo;s &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; collection of mixed prints.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>
Dexter &lsquo;3D&rsquo; Pottinger used the second annual Yellow Pages Fashion Directory to debut his &lsquo;Country Come Town&rsquo; collection.<strong> (Bryan Cummings)</strong>

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