Withal respect for way-out miliner Piers Atkinson and his one of a kind, ironic Barbie headwear, i am starting to get bored of the plastic dolls multiple appearances in her anniversary year.
After the fashion show, designer cooperations, Barbie art and limited editions the doll starts to suck. (more…)
The right piece, well worn will make an outfit into a stunner. Besides a peculiar name, there´s nothing odd but only great headwear and headpieces to see at Topsy Turvy Design. Have a look here. (more…)
Too lazy to glam up your hair when it´s wet and windy outside? British Milliner Karen Henriksen offers a discreet solution with the “Slot on Hair” hat. (more…)
Italy is famous for the shoes, France for the couture and Great Britain? Of course, for the headwear.
Those who aim to maintain high standard and class go “with” and one view to Ascot is enough to make us understand, why in this country millinery will never die off..
And of course, the most successful millinery Avant-Gardists come from the island.
Besides the already well-established Justin Smith Esquire, Soren Bach and Piers Atkinson bring some fresh taste and ideas in the scene.
And beyond doubt, the latter – Piers Atkinson – can be described as the most exciting millinery newcomer of the year. (read on after the jump)
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Famous for keen accessoiries, Tatty Devine tune heads with an Ink Plat Hat. Seen at Kingdom of Style. (more…)
When we ask London – Summer 2009 is about the headwear. Here, the 20 most extraordinary headdresses, heats and head-accessories from London Fashion Week SS09.
From above, left to right: Fashion Fringe, Roksanda Ilincic, Giles, Danielle Scutt, Viviene Westwood Red Label, 2x Nathan Jenden, Giles, Eley Kishimoto, Nicole Farhi, Temperley London, Luella, Modernist, 3 x PPQ, Osman Yousefzada, Paul Smith, Erdem, Vivienne Westwood Red Label. Photos via londonfashionweek
Beloved butterfly, when we were kids, we sung about your beauty – since we are grown up, we abstain from singing and switched to creating. We still like you so much that you´re very often involved in designers output. I guess, you were pleased about the butterfly headdresses by Alexander McQueen – those even looked coy on princess Beatrice. That you and Uma Thurman hit it off is obviously shown in Another Magazine and when it comes to butterfly-inspired jewelry, even the designers stay in the ballpark.
Putting you on walls comes out great when you have a look at Paul Villinski´s trash artwork but street-artist Pure Evil unfortunately has to bring more to not bore us away. Putting you on dresses to beat your heartbeat controlled wings might be technically interesting – but when you go to a hot date, it´ll give you for sure a hyper-creepy touch. I´m sorry, beloved butterfly for this kind of abuse. The color changing eco lights…wmauh…we better forget about this plastic cruelty. More butterfly-inspired creations can be seen here. And now, my beloved butterfly, it´s time to intone a song to praise your beauty. Even the greatest idea, the keenest creation and the hippest technical invention can´t get close to your natural beauty.
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