1900s Celluloid and Rhinestone Edwardian Hair Clips

Fabulous vintage 1950s abstract, turban inspired hat consisting of a green velvet band wrapped around a black net base. There are no maker’s labels but it is a very unique and drama...

This exquisite vintage 1960s Italian white raffia bridal cap is in beautiful condition, and exceptionally feminine. A pretty tumour rose design is skilfully woven into the raffia, a...

This is a really unusual hat design probably from the late 1940s to early 1950s and almost like a fascinator. It is made up of folded velvet ribbon in wide bands made into a circular...

This elegant turban was designed by Christian Dior in the late 1960s. The epitome of chic, these hats were featured in the April 1968 edition of Vogue. Designed to look like a tanger...

Astrakhan Mink Ambassador Cossack Hat 1960´s 100% Real Astrakhan Fur from Karakul Breed of Sheep. Mink Cossack Style Hat Real Mink Hair - Ranch Raised, Incredibly Luxurious Mink hair...

Another fab 50s conical shaped peach color straw hat with silk flowers and black velvet trim

Rare and historical fashion artifact from the house of Paul Poiret and the personal wardrobe of Denise Boulet Poiret. Paul Poiret is known as one of the innovators of 20th Century Haute Couture in Paris. Poiret established his own house in 1903, and made his name with the controversial kimono coat.He designed flamboyant window displays and threw legendary parties to draw attention to his work; his instinct for marketing and branding was unmatched by any previous designer. Poiret's house expanded to encompass furniture, decor, and fragrance in addition to clothing. In 1911, he established the company Parfums de Rosine, named for his eldest daughter. Poiret's name was never linked to the company, but it was effectively the first fragrance ever launched by a designer. Denise Poiret was mother, model and muse to the fantastical larger than life figure who revolutionized Parisian fashion in the early parts of the 20th Century. This hat was part of Denise Poirets personal wardrobe and is an example of Poirets chic and restrained day wear. Denise Poiret became known for wearing these simple turban-like hats and head treatments throughout social Paris which brought increased notariety to her husband's work. Madeleine Panizon was initally employed as a designer for Martine (Poiret's decorative Art Branch) and ultimately became the milliner for the house of Poiret...

Made of felt, trimmed with satin, with a featherlike adornment, this hat fits snugly on your head. The underside of the hat has a serpentine silver and gros grain trim. The hat...