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For the third consecutive year, The Hat Magazine was present with a stand. This year, the magazine joined forces with HATalk to create a combined stand, where, as in previous years, visitors could


Frédérique Querson, a member of


the Fédération Française des Artisans du Chapeau, exhibited at Les Estivales du Chapeau for the first time this year. Representing the French hat-makers’ association, she introduced visitors to the organisation and its work.


enjoy a varied programme of demonstrations and workshops. Throughout the three-day festival, Spanish milliner Cristina de Prada, UK milliners Jane Fryers, Martine Henry and HATalk editor Mary Jane


Baxter, and Dutch milliners Loes de Wolff and Wies Mauduit shared their knowledge and techniques with visitors, making the stand a lively meeting point for milliners from around the world.


The Saturday morning hat show offers a unique twist on the daily presentations in the Milliners’ Village. While the exhibiting milliners’ creations are presented several times a day throughout the festival, Saturday’s event also


features residents of a local care home, each paired with a model wearing another design by the same milliner. The result is a celebration of craftsmanship, inclusivity and the strong connection between the festival and the local community.


This year, six new members were inaugurated into La Confrérie du Chapeau de Caussade-Septfonds, among them Marie- Claire Barban, Anne Goldfarb and Saba Niknam.


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