QEST scholar chosen by Princess of Wales for her hat on the anniversary of the passing of the Queen
There has been a lot of media coverage on the burgundy teardrop hat which was worn by the Princess of […]
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Lock-In-Style
How and why to wear hats during lockdown, and accepting face masks as the new must-have accessory (literally) What I [...] Read More
Konnichiwa! Japan Part Two: The Art Islands
After Tokyo, I met up with my brother, Faizi (who very helpfully speaks fluent Japanese), and my holiday began. This [...] Read More
Konnichiwa! Kawaii! You have a small face!
Adventures in Japan I was recently lucky enough to spend 3 fun weeks in Japan, after being invited by Hankyu [...] Read More
A Milliners London Lockdown
Right now I’m sat in my conservatory, after having rotated between here, the kitchen, my bedroom, the garden, several times [...] Read More
Mindset: Reflective Musings on Success
This one is quite a personal blogpost; reflective musings which I originally wrote for my own benefit, but decided to [...] Read More
Behind the Scenes: Paloma Faith music video
One Thursday a few weeks ago I was called up my the extremely talented costume designer Alex Noble with an […]
Read MoreHats on the Runway: Fall 2017
The Fall 2017 runways were filled with headgear of all shapes and sizes, including the cloche hats in Jacquemus and […]
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How to wear a Faux-Turban
Sahar Millinery's range of 'Faux-Turbans' are an easy way to add a bit of 'pizazz' or your outfit. Designed to [...] Read More
The Red Shoes
I first saw this film when i was 6 years old, in the hospital waiting room when my mum was [...] Read More
What happens when the founder of Sahar Millinery and UglyLovely gets married to a Scot?
An engagement ring made from pigeon feet, Two incredible dresses, Hats made from butterflies, beetles and roses, a 24 Karat [...] Read More