Anna Dominoes Millinery

Vintage-inspired, costume and modern millinery

Head On millinery exhibition at London College of Fashion

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L-R: ‘Marcel’, House of Flora 2010; Ghost Hat, Giles Deacon SS09; John Rocha SS13; Donan Karan AW12; Yiqing Yin HCFW12; Gareth Pugh, SS12

L-R: ‘Marcel’, House of Flora 2010; Ghost Hat, Giles Deacon SS09; John Rocha SS13; Donan Karan AW12; Yiqing Yin HCFW12; Gareth Pugh, SS12

Since the early 1990s and Philip Treacy’s and Stephen Jones’ contributions to catwalk fashion, there have been increasingly interesting millinery looks complementing a designer’s work. I’m thinking in particular of Yamamoto’s giant hat worn by Jodie Kidd in 1998, propped up with bamboo canes, and the black cubes by Nasir Mazhar worn as part of Gareth Pugh’s 2008 collection. This exhibition shows a number of innovative headpieces together with complementing outfits and show just how far millinery has come in terms of artistic endeavor and serious consideration by the fashion world.

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Photos ©AnnaDominoes 2013