The wardrobe malfunctions continued apace at FAT last week with Dewar's show, which featured a few different ta-tas spilling out of the scandalous pieces Cherry Dewar paraded down the catwalk.

Dewar

I didn't plan on covering

Dewar

's show originally, due to the utter atrocity of her online lookbook, but I ended up digging the collection's brash sexuality and bold design choices in person.Some favourites included the sleeveless leather trench, the aviator-inspired mustard-yellow jacket, the asymmetrical swimsuits, and the trousers with the strappy baskets on the side.

The construction and fit, however, was pretty bad: a lot of the garments gaped or puckered in the wrong places.

But I was still a fan, and am interested to see next year if her tailoring skills can catch up to her vision .

Jessica Mary Clayton

Over at the other end of the class spectrum was

Jessica Mary Clayton

, who showed a somber little collection of evening looks that contrasted sexiness and elegance.She paired, for instance, a floor-length tiered silk skirt with a see-through lace shirt, and made a skimpy bustier dress from a thick sensible wool.

It felt like eighties-era Madonna goes to a funeral, but in a good way.

Definitely a more mature design talent to watch.

Magpie

Magpie

rounded out the night. I really disliked the clothes (much too hippie-ish for my taste), but the performance aspect of the presentation -- which included "movement" and masks and all the models gathering on-stage by the end, en masse -- was certainly something out of the sartorial ordinary.

Photos by Jonathan Loek.