What's ahead for millinery in 2021? [Scene from My Fair Lady film, 1964] There's still a lot of 2020 left. But rather than returning to events with a bang, as many hoped would happen after the first crisis of COVID-19 hit, instead we are settling into to a longer, drawn-out scenario worldwide, and with no certainty about what lies ahead. This has affected fashion, and the rule books have been set aside as people work out new ways to adapt and enjoy fashion within the restrict
Or, the world through rose-coloured glasses... After the rain, after the rainbow: pink sky at night. A symbol that tomorrow will bring sunshine. With the Ascot week drawing to a close, we felt it fitting to celebrate the optimism of the #StyledWithThanks #RoyalAscot campaign, which raised money for important frontline charities while allowing people to dress up and celebrate Ascot at Home. We watched as a rainbow of colour flooded social media, and the tally of donations to c
Worldwide, unprecedented events have impacted our routines, social occasions and relationships. The Covid-19 pandemic in particular has changed our lives, as we grapple with the economic and social consequences of this crisis. At times like this, it is easy to suggest that fashion and creativity is a frivolous waste of time. However, symbolism and hope can be derived from ideas and images, and used to encourage real and meaningful action. Furthermore, the fashion community ca
