by The CoF
Ponystep Magazine Fall/Winter 2012 : Credits for this picture: Nykhor Paul – model David Hughes – photographer
Categories: Fashion • Tags: Art, Design, editorial, Hatmaking, Philip Treacy, Photography, Ponystep Magazine
by The CoF
“I felt like I needed to do something a little bit more classic,” says thirty-two-year-old Heather Huey, the milliner-cum-conceptual-designer best known for her dramatic body cages (as worn by Rihanna in her Annie Leibovitz-lensed Vogue spread last November), crystal bunny masks, and sculptural chapeaux. Indeed, Pleated Project, her latest collection of pleated grosgrain and felt headpieces, stems from classic references (like circle hats and papal miters), but the result is hardly traditional. Made completely in black (”I love black,” says Huey. “It’s […]
Categories: Fashion • Tags: annie leibovitz, Hatmaking, hats, Heather Huey, Rihanna, Vogue
by The CoF
Take a look at these beauties, what an exciting find. They are from Hatmaker by Australian milliner Jonathan Howard, who apparently is the only milliner to have ever won ‘Best Australian Fashion Accessory Designer’ at the ‘Prix De Marie Claire’ awards. The hatters are moving up in the world, and with beauty like this it’s hardly surprising! I for one can’t wait to see more from this label. source ismellahat.com
Categories: Fashion • Tags: Arts, Australia, Design, Fashion, Hatmaker, Hatmaking, Jonathan Howard, Marie Claire
by The CoF
For many, hats are a utilitarian necessity, something pulled reluctantly out of the closet with the first frost. For others, hats are living creations, the frame under which an entire outfit is composed. It is for these people that Heather Huey designs. A self-described hermit and helpless-romantic, Heather Huey is a modern-day milliner who has swooped into the fashion world and bewitched its inhabitants. After receiving a degree in architecture, Heather fell in love with millinery and began designing pieces […]
Categories: Fashion • Tags: clothing, Cocoon, Hat, Hatmaking, Heather, Heather Huey, Sculpture, Shopping
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