New artwork for sale! - "The Millinery Shop 1882" - https://t.co/LhmCHSLfht

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All my from my series "Hats and Fruit - A Very Inaccurate Visual History of Millinery" are now up on

Get them while they're hot! 🍌🍉🍐🍋
https://t.co/NaF2Cx5TO4

More NFTs coming soon.

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Put your top hats on!

The last in my series "Hats and Fruit - A Very Inaccurate Visual History of Millinery" is up now on

"Top Hat & Lemons"
https://t.co/pq6rl3N5FX

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Fantastic use of digital apps to show idea generation, refinement and create fashion illustrations for millinery design. folio

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Sunday Screams!

Artwork by Nathan Thomas Milliner

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Fourth and last illustration in a series I titled Hats & Fruit: A Very Inaccurate Visual History of Millinery. This one is called Top Hat and Lemons 🍋

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Third in a series I did titled Fruit & Hats: A Very Inaccurate Visual History of Millinery. This one is called Cloche Hat and Pears🍐

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Second in a series I did titled Fruit & Hats: A Very Inaccurate Visual History of Millinery. This one is titled Floppy Hat and Watermelon 🍉

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Born on this day in 1890—An important voice in early American modernism, Theresa Bernstein celebrated the vibrancy and dignity of immigrant and working-class experiences in 20th-century New York.

See "The Milliners" on view in Gallery 272.

LEARN MORE—https://t.co/E4Ov82N5MV

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Amazing zoom session with Drawing Cabaret Couture millinery by Sweet n twisted and clothes by Fennuala.

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Y2 have been bringing out the 'inner milliner' in them. Accessed shared files in and had a good old tinker with the paint and fill tools and added clip art and web images. Not a bad lesson's work Y2!

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New skins in TFH!
1) Pom - "Illudium Q-36"
2) Pom - "What Time Is It"
3) Tianhuo - "RMC OCV"
4) Velvet - "Majestic Milliner"

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He died in 1883, aged 51. His painting style is endlessly fascinating in integrating the lighting of photography, and Impressionism into modern art. Flowers (nd) & The Milliner (nd). Although relatively minor I do love his flowerpieces. Go look at him again! A pivotal artist.

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Currently reading around for an article project on queer retail and man-milliners in the 18th century. Any gems or must-reads that I might have forgotten?

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Good evening from March 24th 1787! And now its time for 'Who Wants To Be A Milliner' which comes to you direct from the interior of a shop in Windsor, where the King and Queen will be seen buying some tape!!

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The Hat Lady

In the cosmopolitan society in New Orleans, on Le Bastille boulevard, Madame Noelle LeFlore was the consummate hatmaker for the “who’s who.” Custom designs with ruffles, ribbons, & frills—like cherry-blossoms in full millinery was one-of-a-kind.✍️🏽#Vsspoem

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