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Some women whisper. Some women warm a room. Cayenne changes the temperature entirely. Deep red textures bloom across the fabric like winter flowers, catching the light with subtle sparkle and movement. It's bold, a little wild, and impossible to ignore. Cayenne is for the woman who doesn't wait for summer to wear color. She walks into a snowy street like it's a runway. She laughs loudly. She brings her own heat to winter. -
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The woman who wears Mona is joyful, creative, and full of warmth. She has an infectious laugh, a love for the whimsical, and a flair for the artistic. Her style is effortlessly expressive—she gravitates toward nature-inspired patterns that reflect her free spirit and appreciation for beauty in the everyday. She enjoys visits to botanical gardens, and afternoons filled with painting, poetry, or storytelling. She values authenticity over trends and wears pieces that tell a story. Mona isn’t just an accessory—she’s a celebration of color, life, and a radiant personality. -
Paper dolls have been around for 200 years. The first manufactured paper doll was “Little Fanny”, produced by S&J Fuller, London, in 1810. These dolls were sometimes advertisements, exploration into fashion. Milton Bradley became the biggest producer of paper dolls in 1920 when their popularity grew exponentially. Besides movie stars, women of leisure tended to be the women featured in paper doll form. As more women began to enter the work force in the twentieth-century, paper doll manufacturers began to produce dolls that represented career women. The women's rights movement of the mid-20th century was partially responsible for instigating this change. Looking back at vintage paper dolls and fashion choices, this cloche, Fanny, could easily finish a look for either leisure or work. A modern-print interpretation of 1920's fashion is very today. -
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This is a hat for someone who loves being outdoor in the winter. Ditch the toque for this flower garden that blooms all winter! Wear it to work, a winter snowshoe, or out to an event. This hat will go everywhere with you and can tuck nicely into a purse if you must store her while you're inside. Romantic and glamourous, Zoe helps you embrace your wintertime look, whatever that will be! "Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak." - Rachel Zoe. -
This is a cloche/turban with a vintage feel and modern sensibilities. I named her Eleanor, to honor Eleanor Roosevelt who made such a significant impact on civil and women's rights. A woman who carved out a new role for first wives and pioneered women's rights. I would like to think she would like this understated yet eye-catching hat. One of a kind, sensible and fashion forward. "The Future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." Eleanor Roosevelt -
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Elena is a stunner. Textured silk with gorgeous fabric detailing is fused with merino wool to make this elegant statement piece. She can be dressed up or down, worn more casually for a stroll outside or paired with a winter coat to accompany you on an evening out. You WILL turn heads in this hat, you will be noticed. -
I'm going to let you in on a Behind-the-scenes moment for Trish Raine. Sometimes I struggle with creating pieces and this hat was a battle royale. I made the felt, then hemmed and hawed at the resulting hood. I discussed the merino wool fibre with a friend and finally decided to make a soft fedora. Once made, I longingly searched my many containers full of bands, bows, ribbon, flowers and feathers to come up with a finish that I would be pleased with. I ended up upcycling a be-jeweled t-shirt I'd been wearing for years, plucking the hundreds of odd-shaped jewels into a bowl, then randomly sewing them onto this hat. The result is a stunningly beautiful fedora I would call a showpiece. It has sweet flowers, leopard print and green delicate foliage that peers from around the jeweled crown. So soft and comfortable to wear, it oozes casual elegance. It was well-worth the battle and patience to persevere. "I try to make it look easy, but the behind the scenes stuff is the challenge". - Stephen Curry -
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I made this gossamer hat while live streaming Megan and Harry's wedding. I had just picked up the most delightful raspberry gingham scarft for a lining, and this hat came together perfectly. Just as the day seemed to pass, the silks and merino wool blended so beautifully together, it was indeed a magical day! Reminiscent of springtime peonies and azalea flowers, this hat will raise your spirits and turn heads like the glorious flowers do each spring on their return... -
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This color does not appeal to all, but you KNOW if you are the woman who can wear these colors. Olive green, blushed pink, peach and butter yellow, this sleek beret is a wonderful addition to any wardrobe. Team it with a tan coat, a black sweater, or grey scarf... This hat is style and subtle glamor all the way. -
A midnight blue denim inspired cocktail hat, or demi-chapeau, this number can be worn with a sweater, jean jacket, coat or gown. It is worn cocked to the side, sweeping across your forehead. Subtle buttery yellow, blushing pink and subtle orange flowers are speckled on a denim silk, to give this hat a casual, relaxed look. Comfortable to wear, the elastic tucks into your hair, whether it is worn down or in an upsweep. This sweet topper will make you the talk of the town. Fashion has two purposes: comfort and love. Beauty comes when fashion succeeds." - Coco Chanel. -
Fun, flirty, flowers! This hat style is from the 1960's but styled in vintage 1940's fashion. This bright turquoise hat is shaped on an asymmetrical block and worn on the side of the head, held in place with an elastic. It is a piece which can be dressed up or down, depending on your occasion. From a wedding, to the races, to a night out with friends. A great piece to add to your wardrobe!
