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Tracy Chaplin began her career making hats from offcuts of screen printed fabric at Camden Market.  She is now know for her couture millinery with forms made from sinamay and parisisal. 

Learning from Rose Cory, Milliner to the late Queen Mother and Royal Warrant holder Tracy works from her studio in France.  She designs for private clients and runs Millinery workshops from her home near Toulouse. 

After moving to France in 2008 Tracy has based herself out of a beautiful studio.  She commenced teaching in 2013 and in 2019 opened a purpose built classroom. 

Tracy is a regular entrant and has been a winner at the Estivales du Chapeau in Caussade. See gallery images below of Tracy’s work and her teaching space.

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Sarah Marshall had been working for Mr Boyd for many years as the head of his production.  When he passed away in February of 2018 at the age of 92 year-old he left her the business.  

We talk to Sarah about how she is continuing the legacy of John Boyd Hats and defining her own role and signature in the business. Developing iconic styles that speak to the face of each of their customers Sarah works with her team in the studio and showroom. 

The studio is located in Central London in Beauchamp Place, Knightsbridge with a showroom and studio.  The pieces are made on site with clients selecting from the range on show.

Best wishes to Sarah for the continued success of the John Boyd Hats brand.  Enjoy listening to the episode.  See gallery images below.

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Hat Week Australia will be taking place this July throughout Australia for the very first time. The week will be filled with new and exciting workshops from some of the most aspiring Milliners in Australia. In this podcast we speak with founders Kim McMillan owner of House of Adorn and Carole Maher an International Millinery Tutor about the event.

The event is a combination of workshops, demonstrations, social functions and fun events taking place throughout the major cities around Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. You can find out more about the event in each city as well as the online workshop hosted by Millinery.Info titled “Millinery Maker – Keep the Social Media Flowing” on the Hat Week Australia website.

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Bronwen Simpson is a Stockport based Millinery who was recently awarded best up and coming milliner in the Hatwalk competition run by Hatwalk Ireland.  She shares her process for developing designs from or inspired by vintage materials and how she discovered her passion for millinery through her background of Textile and Museum studies.

We hope you have enjoyed listening to this podcast today.  There a few ways in which you can support us to continue to bring milliners making content for milliners. The future of Millinery.Info looks to continue to provide quality industry relevant information and discussions.

Your support helps bring more content of this quality.  We are working towards growing a larger international coverage through images of millinery events and podcast interviews with leaders within the industry.  Donate through Patreon to become a supporter or share this page with a friend via email or on social media.