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This fine example of Stephen Jones impeccable styling and beautiful fabric choices. Lovely winter accessory from a collection between 1992-94 as advised by the Stephen Jones firm.
Stephen Jones's work is represented in the permanent collections of the V&A, the Louvre (Paris), The Fashion Institute of Technology and the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (both New York), the Kyoto Costume Institute, and the Australian National Gallery (Canberra).
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Beautiful hat! Stephen Jones is brilliant. I don't own any of his hats (yet) but I recently bought his book "Hats, An Anthology" which is excellent.
Greetings Brenda. Wow, his book must be amazing. All those pieces in one place. Thanks for the compliment. Here's to your next S Jones chapeaux!
His hats are beyond amazing. He designed hats for Boy George, and those were some of his tamer ones. Your hat looks almost too tame to be by Stephen - but the only hats I've ever seen by him (other than yours) are in books, and they always emphasize the most outlandish ones.
If you are a hat enthusiast like me, you should check out my website collections - a photo album of Jack McConnell hats and my "Hatalog" containing pictures of my entire collection, arranged by type of hat. See http://brendagrantland.com/gallery
If you are on Facebook, you might want to join us in the Mad Hatter Society, which I started last week. We really just use it to share pictures of our hats and links to crazy hats we find on Ebay, etc. Anyone who would like to join should look up my name (Brenda Grantland) on Facebook.
I'm always glad to meet other hat enthusiasts.
Brenda