Kathleen Gaffey asks "Where does everyone sell their hats? I do have an Etsy store which has been nice, but I haven't found any other niche. Opening my own store is out of the question for many reasons."

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"Soy Como Soy" milliner Christiane of Germany has an international market for her simply stunning headwear. "My mission is to create something that is worth to possess, a project that is able to generate a level of attention based on emotion"
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Keep your eye out for a new regular feature to hit the Headlines called "Hat Hints". Informative video clips containing all tried & proven Milliner's tips. This weeks hint is "Trim Balance" being a clip from the upcoming lesson on Headpieces.
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"Discover your inner flamboyance in Linda Ford Millinery" is Linda's mission statement. "Poison arrow" gets to the point – dare to be flamboyant!

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Learn to redesign a basic Brim to enhance styling in three different ways - Insert, Spot & Shot. Lesson modules include: Add A Striped Panel, Shot Coloured Brims, Add Sensational Spots.
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London Milliner Jodi McFayden shares her secret of success – an eye for detail. She chooses the best in fabric with a fine finish.

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Think out side the square like Phillip Treacy. Is there a market for Hats that reach a new level of thinking, what type of customers buy such?  Have you any pics of fascinators or hats that dare to be different?
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Here comes the bride and everyone's eyes focus on her face adorned with such a stunning piece. Irish milliner Edel Staunton desires to enhance the outfit with an air of sophistication.
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Step inside the Philip Treacy studio and watch the fitting of his spring/summer 2013 show including millinery creations and Michael Jackson's costume collection.

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Theatre allows your millinery to go beyond the norm. Such is US milliner Carla's experience when commissioned to create a headpiece for the stage production "Far Away". The audience would have been mesmerised with this piece. 
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Lady Gaga stunned London as she opened the Philip Treacy show at London Fashion Week. Is there a place for some of her concepts in Mainstream Millinery or should they be left for the catwalks & theater?
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Having an MA in Art History has given Canadian Milliner McMillinery, insight into the detail required to create Bonnets which are unique, theatrical but subdued and classy. Note her finish, second to none.
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Philip Treacy surreal and sculptural hand-made creations defy the conventional understanding of what hats, and for that matter fashion, can be. The Irish designer returns to London Fashion Week after twelve years away.
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Abigail Duncan manages a New Jersey Hat Boutique and in her spare time creates bespoke pieces - the best of two worlds for a Milliner. She is fortunate as she can gauge trends that are selling in her locality & create her pieces to suit.
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Congratulations to Evita, winner of our Hat Box prize at Sunshine Coast Women's Expo. Soon we will see your designs popping out of the box as you learn millinery with Hat Academy.

Accessories have taken to gold this season. Even models had their moment at the Olympic closing ceremony in gold ball gowns and gold accessories. Would you wear a gold hat? Is a complete hat in gold too much of a statement? Would it be best to just trim in gold?
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Pattern making for millinery requires patience. Such beautiful quality from Sydney Turnshek from California. This felt hat is perfectly shaped and trimmed with great colour combo  to brighten a chilly winter morning.

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Melbourne Spring Fashion Week was in full swing last week with a variety of fashion collections staged in a number of iconic locations around Melbourne. David Jones models hit the stage with bright colours and exquisite millinery.
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The creation of sophisticated headdresses are often very dramatic and symbolise a specific theme. Daniella has found a niche market for her millinery talent using a variety of components such as feathers, vintage textiles and jewellery together with recycled fur and even deer horns, …and she loves what she does!

Find the right fabric and it adds individuality to the Headpiece. Leah Cassidy has discovered this for her Spring Millinery Collection. It has the illusion of a specially dyed Pari but the combination of fabric adds colour and texture making an ordinary pink outfit extraordinary.
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