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Charlotte is a woman who sees fashion as an extension of emotion—rich with texture, feeling, and intention. Her wardrobe is a tactile gallery: velvet blazers, pleated chiffon skirts, embroidered silk, boucle jackets, and handwoven accessories. She gravitates toward the color turquoise—not just for its striking beauty, but for its symbolism: calm yet confident, bold yet serene. Her style is layered, both literally and metaphorically. She mixes high-end with vintage, and turquoise is her signature—not just a color, but a mood she carries with her. When she walks into a room, there’s a quiet drama about her look. Every piece she wears tells a story, and she wears them like she means it. -
Hatshepsut is considered one of Egypt's greatest pharaohs, a woman who brought great wealth and artistry to her land. Not only did she command one of Egypt’s most successful trading expeditions, bringing back gold, ebony, and incense, but she orchestrated the earliest recorded plant hunting in 1495BC. She sent botanists from Egypt to Somalia to find incense trees. I can only imagine her gardens of curated plants collected from foreign lands; the flowers, the smells, the scientists studying each plant and their benefits... What plants and flowers we foster is very personal. Often for beauty or perfume, but sometimes for sentimental reasons, gardeners and collectors surround themselves with seasonal beauty. This hat reminds me of such a collection of flowers. Every angle of this hat showcases a beautiful floral print amongst the folds. Bring your garden into fall/winter and spring with Hatshepsut. -
This hat is named for the woman we all know, the one who is holding her world together. Children, events, spouses, small businesses, parents and life's changes; there are so many dynamics to keep a family together and functioning. With humor, humility and a lot of grit, this one goes out to that friend who manages to keep things balanced with grace, a wry smile...and a touch of madness. -
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This hat is dreamy to me. A garden on a clear, blue-sky day with flowers on display for you to admire and observe. Wearing this flower garden on your head outside of summer or springtime to me drops into the bonus column of why this hat is fabulous....but it is not for everybody. It is a funny thing as a milliner (hat maker), I LOVE this piece, yet it won't draw all people the same way it does me. While selling hats I've learned that I really cannot predict which hats will sell first, and am constantly surprised at what gets attention with each sale. As Jackie says, no single sort of garden suits everyone. (I still cannot wait to see who takes Jackie home). :)
