Millinery
Definition: Millinery
Millinery
n. Women's hats and other articles sold by a milliner, or the profession or business of designing, making, or selling women's hats and hat trim. Millinery, if taken in a more general sense, also means any accouterments that are functionally unnecessary, such as a garnish on a dish, or the extra cuff-buttons on a man's dress jacket. Many famous early designers began in millinery including Coco Chanel.
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- Giorgio Armani's pop-up café in Cannes — Vogue UK
- Chopard's collection of sustainable jewelry — Lifestyle Mirror
- Cher Horowitz's closet enters the 21st century — Lucky
- NYC Ballet costumes to be sold on One Kings Lane — The Cut
- The growing community of hijab fashion bloggers — The Daily Beast
- Missoni and Ferragamo design furniture from wine barrels — Styleite
- Alexander McQueen's site gets a redesign — Racked
- Harry Winston has acquired a 101-carat diamond — People StyleWatch
- Source: Facebook user LioraKPhotography and courtesy of Harry Winston
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