Presently, micro botanical and assorted patterns are the main trend for both men and women.
European Designer, American style. John Callanan originally from Cork City Ireland, had the privilege of studying with one of America's legendary milliners, Anne Albrizio at The Fashion Institute NYC. He would like to also acknowledge his mentor Martin Izquierdo, who suggested that he study hat making and to Douglas Highsmith for supporting the brand for the past 24 years. Callanan hats are distributed by Dorfman Pacific Hat Company.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
PARIS WINDOW SHOPPING FEBRUARY 2011
Window shopping in Paris is still fun because the French still care about merchandising. Unlike most American stores that throw merchandise, often winkled, into their windows; the French use their windows to make a statement about what they feel are strong trends. The window is the soul of a French store.
Presently, micro botanical and assorted patterns are the main trend for both men and women.
shirts for her at FACONABLE.
Shirts for him at FACONABLE.
Clam diggers.
FLORAL RUNNERS AT PRINTEMPS.
TOP IT ALL OFF WITH A FLORAL CLOCHE.
BOTANICAL OVERLOAD? HOW ABOUT MINIATURE HATS.
POLKA DOTS ARE OUT BUT PEA DOTS ARE IN.
MATCH YOUR HAT TO YOUR BLOUSE.
MIX IT UP BUT KEEP IT SMALL.
Presently, micro botanical and assorted patterns are the main trend for both men and women.
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