Mist and Roses is a striking hot pink occasion hat that balances romance with audacity. A sculpted base in vivid pink is crowned with lush peonies in layered tones, punctuated by a single sweeping ostrich feather that rises into the air with elegance and intent. The silhouette feels dramatic yet refined — a modern statement infused with Edwardian grandeur.

The piece is inspired by Annie Edson Taylor, the schoolteacher-turned-daredevil who, in 1901, became the first person to survive a plunge over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Her story is one of courage, spectacle, and quiet defiance — a woman stepping into danger and history on her own terms. Mist and Roses reflects that duality: softness and peril, beauty and bravery, romance with an edge.

Key Features

• Style: Angular wide brim hat with dramatic vertical detail

• Material: Hot pink sinamay base

• Colour: Vivid hot pink with tonal peonies

• Details: Hand-crafted peony flowers and sweeping ‘skeleton’ ostrich feather

• Fixing: Millinery elastic for secure and comfortable wear

• Handmade in London: Crafted in the Sahar Millinery studio

How to Style It

✔ Pair this large pink fascinator hat with soft neutrals, blush tones, or modern bridal looks
✔ Works beautifully with clean lines to balance the drama
✔ Wear hair in a low bun, loose waves, or softly pinned back
✔ Let the hat lead — minimal jewellery and glowing makeup are ideal

Perfect For

• Fashion-forward weddings

• Statement race day looks, perfect pink hat for Royal Ascot

• Editorial or couture occasions

• Women drawn to drama, history, and fearless femininity

Terms & Conditions

Please note, if we don’t have this pink wide brim hat in stock, then it is made to order and would normally take 3–4 weeks to ship. If you need your hat for a particular date please let us know.

By default, the elastic will be brown and the hat will be worn on the right-hand side. If you need any changes to the fitting, colour, or details of the main piece, please email us at [email protected].

Each piece is handmade in London in the Sahar Millinery studio.