Getting ready for a show(s) is no mean feat, as all designers know. Here's a bit of research and relaxation, thanks to the folks at Conde Nast:
http://blog.condenaststore.com/2010/06/15/the-american-millinery-triumvirate/ |
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Here's the complete article at Forbes' blog, by Hannah Elliot. Now everyone knows about my sordid past.....
http://blogs.forbes.com/hannahelliott/2010/08/27/haute-heads/ |
 http://www.diariosur.es/v/20100814/sociedad/disenadora-malaguena-muerde-gran-20100814.html
Hattini isn't just sitting around in Spain. Here's an article you'll all have to translate.
Congratulations, girl!
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 As the last fragments of summer waft past our eyes, and the school year becomes more than a far away dream, spring 2011 is on every milliner's mind. We design now for next year, as with all fashion, and fashion presentation, it is done 6 months in advance.
This past season, we all had problems with materials coming out of Ecuador. Because of earthquakes and climate changes, the toquilla palm growth wasn't up to par, and orders for panama hats got backed up. We've just heard of another earthquake in Ecuador, so we're keepingour fingers crossed for the ingenious weavers of Montecristi, and every other village there, where they make our elusive bodies for hats.
Watch how it's done: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRia8pZTorw&feature=player_embedded
Here's to Spring 2011!! May our market expand, and may every head in NYC be wearing a hat!
sigh. a girl can dream, can't she? |
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