HAT NEWS
Peaky Blinders in Birmingham
The Great Hat Exhibition 2018 T of it.
Following the success of the 21st Century Hat Exhibition in 2015 and the Milliner x Artisan exhibition in 2016 (both organised by X Terrace Fashion Platform) the official London Hat Week 2018 exhibition will celebrate world culture by showcasing over 200 hat designs made by milliners from around the world.
The deadline for applying to take part in the exhibition is November 20th 2017 and you can find the full brief and application form at:
www.xterrace.com/hat18-show-hats.
he Great Hat Exhibition is the official showcase of London Hat Week 2018 and you could be part
We received a letter from Daisy Nyamie who is the owner of Peter Forson, a hat shop in Birmingham. Daisy told us: “I have worked in the hat business for about ten years now and love reading your magazine, especially issue 71! Since the series Peaky Blinders will be coming back on our TV screens soon we thought we would let you know how much this programme has helped with sales over the last two years, especially as it is based in Birmingham. And if you are wondering about the name of our shop, Peter Forson, I decided to name it after my
great-great-uncle, who was always extremely well dressed. It is also a name that is classic and can appeal to both men and women. We stock a range of labels including quality brands: Stetson, Borsalino, Christys’, Whiteley, Maddox, Bronté, Dent & Vivienne Westwood, and are situated only 10 minutes from Birmingham’s New Street Station.”
Peter Forson - Hat Shop 17 Great Western Arcade, Colmore Row, Birmingham
www.peterforson.com
Royal Ascot 2017
Following our coverage of Royal Ascot in Issue 74, we have been informed that the following hats were made by these talented designers!
Left: Vintage hat from Edwina Ibbotson Middle: Maggie Mowbray Right: Philip Treacy
Whoops...
In Issue 73, in the coverage of Meet the Manufacturers, we named Chloe Haywood, as Chloe Hayward, the details of which had been taken from the official brochure of the show. Although the error was not entirely ours we suggested including a correction in this edition. The article should also have included the website:
www.chloehaywoodlondon.com
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