The following new millinery designs caught my eye this week (see the comments for more):
Images from social media as indicated
The following new millinery designs caught my eye this week (see the comments for more):
Images from social media as indicated
The following new millinery design caught my eye this week (see the comments for more):
Images from social media as indicated
This new millinery design caught my eye this week (see the comments for more):
Images from social media as indicated
Earlier this month, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia paid a state visit to Jordan. For their arrival in Amman on November 15, Queen Silvia wore a new fuchsia silk covered pillbox hat with flat bow at the back.
On its own, the hat’s classic shape is contrasted well with it’s bright hue. I’m not a fan of shiny fabrics on hats (for me, matte is more sophisticated!) and the rest of ensemble…. well, I’ll pass on that.
Designer: unknown
Previously Worn: This hat is new
Images from Getty as indicated
On September 19, Crown Princess Victoria visited the Church of England in Stockholm to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. She wore a new black velvet hair bow.
Designer: Eivy Flodin
Previously Worn: This is new
On Tuesday, September 27, the Swedish royal family attended their country’s opening of parliament.
Queen Silvia wore a new ivory felt calot with narrow cuff around the base of the design. The hat is very close to another white calot she debuted at this same event in 2018, but with slightly different shape, material and detail.
Designer: unknown
Previously Worn: I believe this hat is new
Crown Princess Victoria repeated a headpiece of black and white layered butterfly bows.
Designer: Malinda Damgaard
Previously Worn: Sep 10, 2019; Sep 13, 2016; Oct 19, 2015; Sep 15, 2015
Princess Sofia wore a new headpiece for this event, a black satin covered headband trimmed with a wide black grosgrain ribbon bow anchored with a Swarovski crystal buckle.
Designer: Dolce & Gabbana “Swarovski Crystal Embellished Headband”
Previously Worn: This piece is new
On Tuesday, October 4, Queen Sonja of Norwan repeated a black veiled calot hat for the opening of her country’s parliament.
Designer: unknown
Previously Worn: Dec 12, 2014; Dec 10, 2011
Also on October 4, King Carl Gustaf, Queen Silvia and Crown Princess Victoria attended the start of annual meetings of the Swedish Church at Uppsala Cathedral. Queen Silvia repeated a navy straw pillbox hat with accordion folded bow at the back.
Designer: unknown
Previously Worn: Apr 7, 2018
Crown Princess Victoria wore a headpiece of folded cockades in pale pink satin. For several years, Victoria has tended to choose more fascinators and smaller headpieces than hats and these cockade designs, with their beautiful detail, are such great pieces for her.
Designer: Örjan Jakobsson (Parant Couture Headpieces)
Previously Worn: this headpiece is new
On September 11, the Swedish royal family welcomed the Dutch king and Queen on state visit.
Queen Silvia wore a new headpiece, an open bandeau circle covered in the same green wool crepe as her coat. The hat is trimmed with large, slim wired bows at the back, again covered in the same fabric, that look like abstract leaf shapes.
Embed from Getty Images
Embed from Getty Images
Designer: unknown. Coat and dress by Georg et Arend.
Previously Worn: this headpiece is new
Crown Princess Victoria debuted another folded cockade headpiece, this one in the most wonderful cerise shade.
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Embed from Getty Images
Designer: Örjan Jakobsson (Parant Couture Headpieces). Dress and jacket by Camilla Thulin Design
Previously Worn: this headpiece is new
Princess Estelle repeated the black velvet Eivy Flodin hair bow her mother wore on September 19, at the very top of this post.
Princess Sofia topped her red outfit with a wide bandeau headpiece.
Designer: unknown. Dress by Lilli Jahilo.
Previously Worn: this headpiece is new
On Thursday, the final day of the visit, Queen Silvia repeated an navy headband with… is it a flat bow?
Designer: unknown. Suit by Chanel.
Previously Worn:
Images from Getty and social media as indicated