Zarina said:Well, I didn't do them myself! All the hats on the posted photos are made by Susanne Juul, who also creates for Crownprincess Mary.
Thank you everybody!gius said:I love that last one too, zarina looks very delicate! i wonder how all the shaping is done. have you ever washed it? i wonder if it would lose its shape that way
bgyoshi said:Anyone know where to buy Philip Treacy hats or bags online? or in stores in the San Francisco area? Thanks!
gius said:i'm too curious, mulletproof
thanks for answering zarina. sounds interesting
if she heats it, then perhaps she's using a synthetic straw...
do you know if Susanne Juul has a website?
Thanks for your help, ZarinaZarina said:Sorry I only saw your question now. She has a website, but so far unfortunately without any information www.susannejuul.dk
If you wanna a see more of her hats, you better search for pictures of Mary.
It is some years ago, I bought my last hat - her prices have increased a lot, and I really don't have space for more hats (they take a lot of space to store), but I used to know her. I was one of her first customers, and we had a lot of fun, when I tried on my hats.
No, it isn't synthetic straw.
Philip Treacy studied fashion design in Dublin before winning a place at the Royal College of Art. In addition to running his own successful hat business, he has made Haute-Couture Hats for such fashion houses as Chanel, Valentino, Gianni Versace and Alexander McQueen
WhiteLinen said:Does anyone have photos of beautiful pillbox hats? Does anyone wear them anymore?