'Rainbone’s End' By Phillip Rhodes HatsMarch hat by Phillip Rhodes Hats Sometime last century, new to London and grassy green, I landed at Berman & Nathan, working on Ziegfeld at the Palladium. I longed to make the emerald bowler hat from one of the key musical numbers. At last, I havein a titfer topped with a Leprech oodle, bursting from a lucky pot of gold. RRP 1200 @philliprhodeshats

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inspired by Sloane Square’s winter lights

wind-blown dance

my mum whisked through frosty Kent

held the first week of May

Their weightless

is all about celebrating love in all its forms—romantic

one-of-a-kind snowflakes—cut from sequin film—dance on a parisisal straw base

floating effect adds a touch of sartorial drama

The name ‘tarantula’ comes from tarantism—an urge to dance uncontrollably—so slip on your (eight) dancing shoes and celebrate the joy

October hat by Awon Golding

Blown Away is a whimsical