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Early morning with your coffee in hand, you slide on your sandals and wander into your garden. The day is calm and the smell of roses starts to perfuse the air, warming in the sun. This hat is that feeling that you don't have to leave behind when autumn and winter arrive. You can drop your shoulders and relax every time you reach for this hat. I wish I could infuse a smell of roses into this hat (hahah - I can't) to keep you company over the winter, reminding you that spring and summer are not that far away... -
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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... -
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. -
Emmy Noether was a groundbreaking mathmatician whose theorem explained that the deepest laws of physics are governed by symmetry. Her work reshaped modern mathematics and helped scientists understand how the universe holds together. This gossamer's lattice of beads and quiet geometry echoes the patterns she loved to uncover. If Emmy was alive right now, she would reach for this cozy gossamer as she left her long day at the lab, disappearing into the night with a mind full of patterns. One of a kind, Quietly powerful. For women who know that elegance often begins with a pattern no one else can see. -
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. -
Hilma Af Klint was an Swedish artist ahead of her time - blending botany, science, mysticism, and spirit into work the world wasn't ready for. Trained at Stockholm's Royal Academy of Fine arts in 1887 - rare for a women - she created some of the first abstract paintings, then chose to keep them hidden for decades after her death. She trusted what she saw, even when no one else did. This deep cloche carries that same quiet certainty. Structured yet soft, patterned like a secret language, it sits low and close - like a thought you keep just for yourself. I feel that she would have loved this hat, a chance to wear her art before anyone knew it existed... -
There are all kinds of quotes about Leopard print. Seemingly you're either a fan, or not. Where Jenna may surprise you is the variety of her undertones (tan, burnt orange, brown) thus the amount of colors and outfits she will match! Leopard print is something that acts as a staple in a wardrobe, a kind of neutral... This hat will roll up into a purse, fend off bad weather (snow, sleet, fog, some rain) keeping you warm and cozy as you go about your life this autumn, winter and fall. Adding a little zing to a wardrobe, she's ready for you...are you ready for her? -
Jennifer is an independent spirit who loves travel, embraces opportunity in the moment and shares it with others. She loves classic fashion, textures and bold prints. She knows how to put an outfit together and purchases clothing with intentional design and a mind for the environment. This hat is for her, a classic navy blue with gray silk and navy velour dots. The style is versatile and can be dressed down for a run to the market or worn on an evening out or on her next winter escapade. It is warm, and comfortable and can even be compacted to fit in a purse. So functional, it can even dry her hair if wet and tucked in for a morning commute. Ideal with denim, a wool coat or a puffer, this one will protect you from whatever winter throws your way with style and comfort. -
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. -
Who needs a break these days? To step off that road you're on, with your job, your family and commitments... We love what we do and we love who we are, but sometimes we just want to stop and step off. Breathe and take stock of all the good around you to really truly appreciate what you have in life. To treasure time. Lavender is one of those things that can help you stop or at least slow down, with its calm color and fragrant smell. Whether it is a field to behold, or a small sprig that catches your eye (and nose), this gossamer hat will remind you of the heat of summer and smell of lavender. Perfect for fall and spring, and worn best under a hood in the very cold winter. Lavender can help you find clarity, restore balance and embrace a calmer, fuller life. -
I'm regularly inspired by women; famous ones and those I'd consider 'everyday women', those who I surround myself with at home, at work and in my community. I love getting to know them, learning what makes them tick and where their strengths lie. I especially love women who are grounded, kind and smart, those who don't apologize for who they are and what they want. Those who sometimes against all odds thrive with compassion, humor and style. This hat is for them... a classic design with a unique personality twist, sleek and stylish while at the same time a little edgy and interesting... -
This luxurious topper is named for Peggy Guggenheim - a woman who built a world, filled it with art and dressed as though she belonged in the center of it. Known for her fearless eye and unmistakable accessories, she understood that style is not decoration, its declaration. Peggy is created by combining an upcycled silk skirt, fine merino wool and a cashmere sweater. Peggy's softness makes her a part of the Trish Raine Luxe line. Her relaxed drape and rich tapestry of tone create a silhouette that feels both effortless and deliberate - like something chosen, not just worn. One of a kind. For the woman who edits her world - and wears it well. -
This hat has a sleek silhouette, a whimsical assortment of patterns, and a deep red color that will catch everyone's eye. From every angle, this hat has you looking fabulous. It is versatile for casual wear with a denim jacket, or a night out on the town with a felt coat; it can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. "A hat is a flag, a shield, a bit of armor, and the badge of femininity. A hat is the difference between wearing clothes and wearing a costume; it's the difference between being dressed and being dressed up; it's the difference between looking adequate and looking your best. A hat is to be stylish in, to glow under, to flirt beneath, to make all others seem jealous over, and to make all men feel masculine about. A piece of magic is a hat." - Martha Sliter. -
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This kitchen sink deep cloche is named for Alma Reville, a pioneer for women in the film industry. She also was known as Alfred Hitchcock's wife. Writer, assistant director, actress, screenwriter, Alma wore many hats and forged a path for women in film. She was also Hitchcock's sounding board and collaborator. On accepting a Lifetime Achievement Award, Alfred is quoted as thanking "I beg permission to mention by name only four people who have given me the most affection, appreciation and encouragement, and constant collaboration. The first of the four is a film editor, the second is a scriptwriter, the third is the mother of my daughter, Pat, and the fourth is as fine a cook as ever performed miracles in a domestic kitchen. And their names are Alma Reville". -
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This year the shift from summer to Autumn happened overnight. 27C degrees dropping to 14C for a daytime high, it is as if Mother Nature hit a switch and nature's fall transformation was underway. Evenings became cool and dark while morning darkness lingered. Leaves began to turn almost instantly. People started reaching for their sweaters and cozy clothes, turning their fans and air conditioning off... This hat is what you need to reach for, to help ease the transition into autumn and winter. It reminds me of cold dark nights and a warm fire, meeting friends at a pub or cozy meeting place. Despite being a depiction of Van Gogh's Apricot blossoms (read springtime), the color is reminiscent of the long sunsets in the fall that glow with deep blue colors, as the darkness filters in.
