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Here's how I went about recreating a big, fancy, Edwardian hat to wear to tea with my dress-up group, The Atlanta Time Travelers. Sure, you could buy an antique hat. But this was more fun. And if I don't count my time or blood loss in the equation, much less expensive! It's not difficult and requires no advanced sewin

We all have them lurking in our closets, those cloche hats we've been collecting for years. You may have one, you may have three, or if you're like me, you may have dozens. You may have so many you keep finding them in crevices, popping

Create ravishing hats without expensive tools in this tutorial by milliner, John Koch.

Church hats add undeniable elegance to your Sunday best. Find unique bucket hats, chic pillboxes and other glorious crowns. Buy Now, Pay Later with Ashro Credit.

Meghan Markle wears go-to hat designer Philip Treacy to her first Remembrance Day service with Prince Harry

Women's 1930s hats were small and simple in decoration, yet their shaping was a work of art. Folded, molded, and angled felt made hats look like something out of a Picasso painting. A small belt, bow or brooch was the only ornament on most women's '30s hats. The cloche had remained common into the 1930s

When Detroit milliner Luke Song made Aretha Franklin's now-iconic 2009 inaugural hat — you know, the one with the big bow? — he had no idea he'd be making thousands more.

This hatinator features a silk abaca bow with flower deatails. It also features veiling and feather details.