Wearing a hat is one of the most attractive additions to any woman’s look. There are many ways you can implement to wear different style hats any where you want, not only for that special occasion. While a hat by itself can be a piece of styling equipment, it can
I recently found that about 50 people left their comments on my website. All these new comments were in ‘Approve’ folder, so I needed to tick them before they go live. I came across this folder by pure accident (I’m still learning how to use my own website!) and I
This gorgeous summer hat caught our attention because it is so bright and cheerful – just what we all need right now. It was made by Anne Belyaeva of Fox Millinery in Melbourne, Australia. Anne, who won first place in the 2016 HATalk Competition, is pictured here modelling her creation.
From the very beginning I wanted my hat to be exactly this shade of pink. However, it is not possible to buy millinery materials of this colour. So, I overlapped the Magenta/Fuchsia and Perfect Pink colours (Designer Master) to create this shade of pastel pink. There was also no yellow
The three weeks virtual race fashion marathon linked to the Brisbane racing carnival (#brisbaneracingcarnival), hosted by#brisbaneracingclub#scturfclub and #gcturfclub is eventually over. I must confess there were so many outstanding outfits, which in the end, gave me the inspiration to write up this blog. The contest had three tours. The first
Hmmm…. I find it astounding what hats can actually do. Seems they have a magic where you can wake up in a chateau in France and find yourself making hats with the Queen’s milliner, or fly you over seas and deserts and drop you onto a podium in Dubai. Or
Fashion is always cyclical. I created this pink headpiece late last year because the style was trending. Even so, somehow it has very significant similarities with women’s headwear that was popular in the southern regions in my country 150-250 years ago. Here is another example in my wardrobe collection of
More and more of our life moves to online now. Horse racing has been running behind closed doors for the last two weeks and now racing fashion follows this trend. The Sydney racecourse holds its first online fashion contest. Was excited about the opportunity to dress up for the virtual
The Autumn racing carnival was about to start in Australia and I was going to keep sharing wonderful racing photos and fun moments with my audience. Now all is cancelled. What can we do in a such situation? Be sad or keep working on new hats and outfits? I am
Honestly, I am very uncomfortable with it. When I see a microphone near my face I immediately forget both languages I speak and can only say something very simple like “Yes” or “No” lol Any time I see an interviewer approaching I silently start praying: “Please, not me… Please do
