These Hats by Stephen Jones Millinery Will Turn Heads
Andrew Robertson — April 3, 2012 — Fashion
References: stephenjonesmillinery & itsnicethat
A statement rather than an accessory, these hats by designer Stephen Jones Millinery are considered to be absolute masterpieces in the world of hat fashion. Finding inspiration from a variety of areas including drama, architecture and literature, Jones Millinery creates miniature stories through his work, creating garments that have a history and a voice.
While perhaps not designed with casual, everyday use in mind, these chic caps are the pioneers of modern fashion, the blueprints from which fashion trends are derived from. Stephen Jones Millinery's current exhibit is at The Holbourne Museum and features headwear fashion inspired from the times between the Renaissance and the Regency as well as the 60s, creating a compilation of truly outstanding designs.
While perhaps not designed with casual, everyday use in mind, these chic caps are the pioneers of modern fashion, the blueprints from which fashion trends are derived from. Stephen Jones Millinery's current exhibit is at The Holbourne Museum and features headwear fashion inspired from the times between the Renaissance and the Regency as well as the 60s, creating a compilation of truly outstanding designs.
Trend Themes
1. Bold Hat Fashion - The rise of bold and eye-catching hats opens up opportunities for designers to create unique, statement-making accessories.
2. Narrative Fashion - The incorporation of storytelling and history in fashion items like Stephen Jones Millinery's hats creates a new trend of garments with a deeper meaning and emotional resonance.
3. Fashion Exhibition Experiences - The popularity of fashion exhibits, like the one featuring Stephen Jones Millinery's designs, highlights the demand for immersive and educational experiences that merge art and fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - The growing interest in bold hat fashion presents an opportunity for designers and brands to experiment with unique and captivating headwear design.
2. Fashion Retail - The rise of narrative fashion opens up possibilities for retailers to curate collections that emphasize the storytelling and historical significance behind garments.
3. Museum and Exhibition - The success of fashion exhibitions featuring designers like Stephen Jones Millinery suggests a potential growth area for museums to showcase fashion as an art form and draw larger audiences.
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