Crown Prince Haakon in a cozy knit hat to visit the Oslo Public Transport Service on January 20, 2021
The following new millinery designs caught my eye this week:
Cognac leather button beret percher with the most wonderful flowers by British milliner Rachel Dunn
Stunning charcoal jinsin turban with soaring pleated fan by East Village Hats in New York
Statement petrol blue felt waved percher hat with under-brim surprise by British brand Hatonista
Quirky macrame trim on this tan felt fedora by American brand Genevieve Rose Atelier
Stunning charcoal jinsin turban with soaring pleated fan by East Village Hats in New York
Statement petrol blue felt waved percher hat with under-brim surprise by British brand Hatonista
Quirky macrame trim on this tan felt fedora by American brand Genevieve Rose Atelier
Amazing texture on this percher with pork pie base and leather rose vine by Australian milliner Jill Humphries
Navy felt visored cap with twists around the back by Belgian brand Cap’a di Carina
Wonderful ombre trim on this vibrant pink straw pillbox (and this blue one) by Dutch milliner Myra van de Korput
Navy felt visored cap with twists around the back by Belgian brand Cap’a di Carina
Wonderful ombre trim on this vibrant pink straw pillbox (and this blue one) by Dutch milliner Myra van de Korput
Stephen Jones’ collection for Dior Winter 2021 features bowler hats hand painted by Scottish artist Peter Doig
Charming pale blue straw calot with double trailing bow by British milliner Justine Bradley-Hill
Fantastic shape and feather trim on this moody fedora by Russian milliner By Marina Koneva
Unexpected mustard and teal scheme on this felt button percher with feathers by British brand SB Millinery
Black and white hound’s tooth wool newsboy cap by German milliner Ulrike Strelow
Luscious latte leather percher with flowers and curling quills by Australian brand Ebbella Millinery
Vibrant blue felt hat with aubergine silk flowers and spectacular feathers by London-based milliner Merver Bayindir
Ivory saucer rimmed in black crin with satin and velvet flower vine by American milliner Marie Galvin
Beautiful and sustainable! Halo bandeau of handmade paper flowers by Australian milliner Wendy Scully
Charming pale blue straw calot with double trailing bow by British milliner Justine Bradley-Hill
Fantastic shape and feather trim on this moody fedora by Russian milliner By Marina Koneva
Unexpected mustard and teal scheme on this felt button percher with feathers by British brand SB Millinery
Black and white hound’s tooth wool newsboy cap by German milliner Ulrike Strelow
Luscious latte leather percher with flowers and curling quills by Australian brand Ebbella Millinery
Vibrant blue felt hat with aubergine silk flowers and spectacular feathers by London-based milliner Merver Bayindir
Ivory saucer rimmed in black crin with satin and velvet flower vine by American milliner Marie Galvin
Beautiful and sustainable! Halo bandeau of handmade paper flowers by Australian milliner Wendy Scully
Interesting post on Princess Grace’s 40th birthday party over at The Royal Digest
Sweet photos of Princess Athena released by the Dutch monarchy for her 9th birthday
We end this week with a beautiful shot of Windsor Castle, where the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh remain in residence.
Photos from social media as indicated
Royal Hats 
Don’t know whether anyone will see this so late in the week, but, with HQ’s permission, I’d like to discuss a non-Royal hat from the American inauguration. Poet Amanda Gorman’s ensemble, featuring a Prada bandeau, was as uplifting as her poem:
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So I wondered:
1. Has anyone ever seen a bandeau worn like this, almost like a tiara?
2. Does anyone remember any royal, even Princess Margaret or Princess Anne in their ‘60s bouffant updo glory, wearing a hat so high in her head?
And a pair of hats I couldn’t resist sharing
Princess Nina of Greece also shared this view of her civil wedding ensemble- head to toe Chanel
I came across this fascinating article on a new Princess – Princess Sarah of Sierra Leone. The final photo of her wearing a headpiece is magnificent.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/quest-find-birth-family-woman-makes-life-altering-discovery-she-n1251296
– I love the color of the cognac leather button beret percher Rachel Dunn. This would look so cool on Zara Tindall at a horse event.
– Moody is a great word to describe this fedora by Russian milliner By Marina Koneva. It almost looks like a dark, rich green color instead o(what I assume) is black. This would look fantastic on the Duchess of Cambridge.
– Mike Tindall for the black and white hound’s tooth wool newsboy cap by German milliner Ulrike Strelow.
– I can see CP Victoria in the latte leather percher with flowers and curling quills by Australian brand Ebbella Millinery.
– I noticed the vibrant blue felt hat with aubergine silk flowers and spectacular feathers by London-based milliner Merver Bayindir earlier this week. It’s quite a fabulous hat and would look pretty on Princess Beatrice.
– The Countess of Wessex for the ivory saucer rimmed in black crin with satin and velvet flower vine by American milliner Marie Galvin.
WOW love Wendy Scully s timeless headband so elegant.
Lorwtta