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This hat is made for a woman that appreciates classic style, clean lines, and muted colors. Its fedora styling brings to mind some of the famous female spies and intelligence workers of the first and second world wars such as Edith Cavell and Genevieve Feinstein. This hat pairs stylishly with a timeless trench, but can be modernized with a basic sweater, jeans, and a simple handbag. Whether you are undercover or out for coffee, this hat provides you warmth, substance, and style. -
This headband is a show-stopper. Bold colors, sculptural design and sheer elegance. This can be worn to a formal event, wedding, or garden party. The shape can be changed by bending the lace's supporting wire. Valentina means health and strength. "It is a shame for a woman to grow old without ever seeing the strength and beauty of which her body is capable". - Socrates. -
Subtle hints of greys, blues, and gold comprise this stunning work of art. Appropriate for any occasion, and perfect for supporting loved ones on their wedding day. This piece is unique and timeless. -
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You arrive at the party. People turn to see you and smile, knowing that you're youthful personality is reflected in this hat. Stunning, fresh and new. Like you'd just been plucked out of the garden yourself! Flowers always make people better, happier and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul. - Luther Burbank -
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When you set this hat on your head, you feel drawn back hundreds of years to a time where you travel with a chaperone. Your trunks filled with clothing and accessories are loaded onto the train. When you reach your destination, your mind is filled with fresh energy and a desire to make it big. The risk of the voyage will bring wild adventure. You take a deep breath, and step into the city... -
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The golden sheen of this hat is subtle, but the message is clear. You are confident and feel beautiful. You love the finer things in life, and appreciate the artistic nature of this unique cocktail hat."I once had a rose named after me and I was very flattered. But I was not pleased to read the description in the catalogue: no good in a bed, but fine up against a wall."-Eleanor Roosevelt
