The team also announced that it declined the option on the oft-injured cornerback Dee Milliner, meaning that Milliner, a 2013 first-round draft pick, can become a free agent after this season.
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And the milliner extraordinaire is used to having royal clientele.
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The opera house even has its own milliner: Janet Linville.
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The teal fascinator by milliner Rosie Olivia perfectly matched her coat.
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Would I ever buy anything from my local milliner, or visit Rotten.
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His mother, the former Henrietta Benjamin, was a milliner and a teacher.
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"I look at my approach as an art approach," the milliner explains.
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She also relates to a specific 20th century milliner named Lilly Dache.
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Without question (and it was a collaboration with milliner Eugenia Kim, to boot).
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"They have to be worn fearlessly," said DeAnna Gibbons, a San Francisco milliner.
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However, lottery officials are claiming that Milliner never tried to turn in his ticket.
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Her hat by milliner Jane Taylor perfectly offsets the dress with its perky ruffles.
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"Liz Taylor always shopped," the milliner Stephen Jones tweeted in reply to Mr. Yambao.
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The Jets' primary internal replacements to start opposite Revis are Marcus Williams and Dee Milliner.
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To Mr. Cunningham, it was becoming clear that his days as a milliner were numbered.
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The milliner and veil specialist Stephen Jones was also spotted leaving the property last month.
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Her father, Solomon, was a shoe salesman; her mother, the former Ruth Hirsch, a milliner.
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Founded in 1895 by Louisiana milliner Henri Bendel, the store influenced fashion history in major ways.
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Kathy Anderson, 63, milliner My mom was really special in helping me accept this aging process.
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At William and Kate's wedding, both sisters opted for whimsical fascinators by renowned London milliner Philip Treacy.
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This year, he gave everyone feathers that he used on his hats when he was a milliner.
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Brooklyn milliner Sarah Sokol is the designer behind Janelle Monáe's iconic headpiece from the 2019 Met Gala.
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"I don't really make things to last," says Joshua Werber, a Brooklyn-based florist and botanic milliner.
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He went back to New York and became a milliner, making exotic hats and charming society ladies.
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Women's hats are a relic of a bygone era that Bill loved because he was a milliner.
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The milliner built them off of sombreros, driving all the way to Mexico to get the perfect template.
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From upscale London milliner Philip Treacy, the elegant dark navy hat features an abstract woven leaf decorative addition.
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Milliner is suing for breach of contract and seeking the $63 million prize as well as legal fees.
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"The whole business is moving even more toward authentic stories that aren't on TV right now," Milliner said.
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Stephen Jones, the star milliner whose pieces featured throughout, was browsing with the young British designer Craig Green.
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Through the theatrical milliner Rodney Gordon, she landed on Ms. Durant, a former costume designer turned book editor.
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She topped off the look with an event-appropriate black and white hat by London-based milliner Philip Treacy.
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Both are fans of British designers Erdem, Emilia Wickstead and Alexander McQueen as well as the milliner Jane Taylor.
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Sally Steinmann, who grew up dreaming of having her own horse, became a milliner known for her derby hats.
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Now newcomers, such as Moore Capital spin-out Stone Milliner, are pulling in cash and producing some strong returns.
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No one does fascinators quite like legendary milliner Philip Treacy, who is also one of Kate Middleton's favorite hat designers.
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He dropped out of Harvard University and fought in the Army before moving to New York to become a milliner.
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"In a way, your whole year leads to Ascot," says the milliner, who was awarded a Royal Warrant in 2014.
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WWD adds that one of the exhibits featured masks designed by British designer Vivienne Westwood and couture milliner Philip Treacy.
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However, we're told Milliner was at the bar at the time and allegedly involved in the brawl in some capacity.
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Brandy Milliner contends he already turned in the ticket, but officials told him it was too damaged to be processed.
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She teamed it with a long matching veil secured by a couture crown designed by her friend, milliner Stephen Jones.
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As the son of a textile merchant (father) and milliner shop owner (mother), Tissot knew his fabrics and his fashion.
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Milliner was the No. 9 overall pick in 2013, but injuries and inconsistency prevented him from living up to expectations.
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Meanwhile, Princesses Anne, Beatrice, Eugenie and Kate all wear extravagant hats expertly made by the royal milliner herself, Rachel Trevor-Morgan.
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Moore also turned to the distinguished milliner when she made her surprise appearance at Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank last October.
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Millbrook PD chief P.K. Johnson tells TMZ Sports ... Milliner was at Dooley's Pub when a fight broke out early Saturday morning.
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But for decades before that, as a milliner, he catered to Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield and Josephine Baker.
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Her shoes were designed by Edgardo Osorio of Aquazurra, and her custom hat was designed by the British milliner Stephen Jones.
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"The United States used to be filled with hat shops and millinery supply houses," Louisville based-milliner Jenny Pfanenstiel tells Creators.
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In the suit, Milliner says the commission refuses to return the winning ticket ... despite multiple requests for it to do so.
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Milliner says he brought the ticket to lottery officials and was given a congratulatory note along with a photocopy of his ticket.
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Both sisters — who are the daughters of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson— opted for whimsical fascinators by renowned London milliner Philip Treacy.
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On Wednesday, Brandy Milliner filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court saying he was the holder of the winning ticket.
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But a chance meeting with a milliner from New York, who happened to be visiting Chicago, set Pfanstiel on a different path.
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Kerr finished the look with a custom-made headpiece designed by milliner Stephen Jones, which also took inspiration from the Old Hollywood icon.
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Wang debuted the custom headband created in partnership with milliner Stephen Jones at this New York Fashion Week runway show in September 2017.
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She made forms, constructions which relate to people, and I do the same thing as a milliner, but put them on people's heads.
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TONI CIMINO, Friend and floral decorator known as Suzette I met him when he was 215 or 21986, and he was a milliner.
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The milliner Stephen Jones told me it had taken four months for the Alaïa team to find the right jersey for that dress.
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Swon, a milliner, pinpointed the bird from the massive oil painting, her interest piqued by the metal funnel (and spindly branch) atop its head.
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Kate wore a burgundy ensemble by her own wedding dress designer, Alexander McQueen, and a matching velvet beret by go-to milliner Philip Treacy.
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She accessorized the look with a navy clutch bag and cream heels — also from Dior — and a navy hat by British milliner Stephen Jones.
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Meghan also commissioned the renowned milliner to design hats for her mother, Doria Ragland, and some of her closest girlfriends for her royal wedding.
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Milliner and Hayes are well aware of the envelope-pushing potential of "Can-Can," but said that was not what sold them on Zayid.
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For those interested, Kate recycled a previously seen-in-public dress by Catherine Walker and wore a new hat by milliner Sally-Ann Provan.
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He rode the bus to Parsons with the actress Maureen Stapleton and the milliner Mr. John, who made hats for the Duchess of Windsor.
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Fashion Climbing proceeds to not only detail his early career as a milliner, but catalogue all of the parties he crashed in mid-century Manhattan.
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Attending the annual Anzac Day service at Westminster Abbey on Thursday, the stylish royal mom debuted a new hat by the British milliner Rosie Olivia.
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According to the press release, longtime friends of the brand will also be featured in a capsule of hats and headbands by milliner Stephen Jones.
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"People that are really going, they've spent thousands of dollars on their outfit," says milliner Lisa Shaub, who's been making Derby-specific hats for decades.
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The fashion designer debuted the custom headband created in partnership with milliner Stephen Jones at this New York Fashion Week runway show in September 2017.
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He studied sculpture and art history at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris before dropping out to become a hairstylist and milliner.
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There are also plenty of ladylike accouterments, such as gingham opera gloves and woven cotton sun hats, designed in collaboration with the milliner Stephen Jones.
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We now have a history of fashion like none other thanks to Bill: a son, a brother, an uncle, a milliner, a soldier, a photographer.
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The monarch wore a pastel blue coat over a floral patterned dress complemented by a wide-brimmed hat with flower details by milliner Rachel Trevor Morgan.
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In 1990, Ms. Moore moved to New York to work with Rodney Gordon, a Broadway milliner, and soon began selling her own designs to local shops.
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What's next: It will bounce back in an "opposite elastic response of the crust" since it should be a temporary drop, Milliner told the Houston Chronicle.
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Sports Briefing The Jets cut ties with cornerback Dee Milliner and tight end Jace Amaro, two high draft picks once considered future cornerstones of the franchise.
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My great-grandmother was a milliner in the Victorian era, so I think there's a part of me who wants to wear things on my head.
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At the time, Julia was living in a London squat with friends like Stephen Jones, now the milliner for labels such as Dior and Marc Jacobs.
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Indeed, though The Modist, the name of Ms. Guenez's website, is a clear nod to "modest," it also denotes a "modiste," a fashionable milliner or dressmaker.
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The Lego Queen wore a tiny crown encrusted with 48 real diamonds, and the female members of Royal Lego family wore hats made by the Queen's milliner.
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In April 2014, for example, milliner Gabriela Ligenza — who worked with a number of experts — created 3-D printed hats that combined classical design with futuristic technology.
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Meghan wrapped up in a midnight blue wrap coat from Sentaler's Fall/Winter 2015 collection paired with a matching fascinator from her go-to milliner, Philip Treacy.
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For the occasion, Meghan wore a colorblock shirtdress from Club Monaco and her go-to Aquazzura pumps, as well as a hat by her favorite milliner, Philip Treacy.
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Her bugle-bead headpiece (that Browne made in collaboration with milliner Stephen Jones) and bird-like shoulder pads added some shine and brought the striking get-up together.
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Her bugle-bead headpiece (that Browne made in collaboration with milliner Stephen Jones) and bird-like shoulder pads added some shine and brought the striking get-up together.
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For the occasion, Meghan wore a colorblock shirtdress from Club Monaco and her go-to Aquazzura pumps, as well as a hat by her favorite milliner, Philip Treacy.
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A pair of crude but charmingly carved wood milliner heads and one made of painted papier-mâché attest to his attraction to both unadorned material and applied color.
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As milliner Lisa Shaub told me, those who are really looking to go all out on their outfits start calling for custom-made hats as early as February.
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Unlike earlier iterations, this hat was decidedly British, by famed milliner Philip Treacy, whose designs are favored by members of the Royal Family, especially Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.
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The Duchess of Sussex opted for a wide-brimmed black-and-white hat with a side swoop detail from Philip Treacy, who has quickly become Meghan's go-to milliner.
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Pierpaolo Piccioli, Valentino's creative director, had never used hats in a collection before, but this time around he teamed up with the British milliner Philip Treacy to enchanting effect.
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Paired with a black Dolce & Gabbana suit and a wide-brimmed hat from British milliner Philip Treacy, the look is just one more piece of the Kate Middleton Effect puzzle.
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Arriving in a carriage behind Queen Elizabeth to cheers from the crowd on the third day of Royal Ascot, Eugenie wore a green feathered hat by British milliner Bundle MacLaren.
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Brandy Milliner of Los Angeles County says he purchased a Super LottoPlus ticket at a 7-Eleven in Chatsworth, California, on August 8, 2015, which matched the six winning numbers.
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The royal's Abaca Plaided Band from milliner Juliette Botterill, which she wore to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie's christening earlier this year, is now available to order online.
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Longtime loyalists like Bergdorf Goodman, where Halston got his start as a milliner (and put the pillbox on Jacqueline Kennedy), abruptly dropped him, believing that he had cheapened his brand.
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If John Boyd (Princess Diana's famed milliner) had needed a social media savvy protégée, Mr. Baginskiy, who started working on his hats in college, would have been an ideal candidate.
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Ms. Pagan could be described as a milliner to the stars — Sarah Jessica Parker and Rachel Weisz are customers, and she said Yoko Ono owned 50 hats from the shop.
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The milliner Stephen Jones said the same before a show of Edward Crutchley's work, held inside a medieval guild hall devoted to London's skinners, and most notable for its hats.
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Then came models in oversize checked shorts and coats printed with Irish linen mills, tie-dyed shirts from Kyoto and denim Baker Boy hats produced by the British milliner Christys.
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Beatrice wore a lacy blue dress for the occasion as well as a white bespoke Jess Collett Milliner Fiorella hat, which also featured hand dyed ivory flowers and an sinamay bow.
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The bride wore her brunette locks in a classic updo and topped it off with a flowing bespoke veil, designed by milliner, Stephen Jones, made from fine tulle with embroidered pearls.
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"We tend to think of Instagram stars as something of now but she was just as big, if not bigger at the time," resident milliner at Dior, Stephen Jones tells PEOPLE.
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Ex-NY Jets cornerback Dee Milliner -- who was cut from the team last month -- was involved in an early morning bar brawl in Alabama over the weekend ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Their daughter Annie (Emma Geer) is a gifted milliner who'd love to polish her craft in Paris, while their son Leonard (Nick LaMedica) aspires to a school the Scotts can't afford.
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Ann Claire, a milliner, was there not long ago to get flowers for a hatpin she was making for the HBO adaptation of "The Plot Against America," a Philip Roth novel.
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Eugenie and her older sister, Princess Beatrice, grabbed headlines when they donned a pair of scene-stealing fascinators by renowned London milliner Philip Treacy to Prince William and Kate Middleton's 2011 wedding.
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"I think it's a really classic look but with a twist — understated elegance, with a stylish edge," the milliner Ellie Fennell tells PEOPLE from the royal enclosure of the prestigious racing event.
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In November, she recycled a wide-brimmed, structural black hat from British milliner Philip Treacy she first wore back in 2006 for William's passing-out parade at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
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The classic wide-brimmed, structural black hat from British milliner Philip Treacy was first worn by Kate back in 2006 for Prince William's passing-out parade at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
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The chief drag on performance was an unspecified short position in fixed income, the Stone Milliner letter to investors said, or a bet that interest rates would rise and prices would fall.
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On Saturday, the royal mom accessorized her blue coat dress from Catherine Walker & Co. with a matching bespoke headpiece by milliner Juliette Botterill to attend her best friend Sophie Carter's wedding in Norfolk.
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Pippa, who welcomed her first child — a baby boy — in October, wore a belted floral blue dress for the happy occasion, which she paired with the "Classic Azure Headband" by Jess Collett Milliner.
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Ms. Kelly also designs many outfits for the queen, who may require up to five changes a day, and has a team of nine, including three assistant dressers and an in-house milliner.
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Cunningham was as humble as ever while reminiscing on the days before he picked up a camera, working as a milliner for elite clientele including Katharine Hepburn, the Rockefeller family, and Marilyn Monroe.
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Precisely arced straw hats by the experimental milliner Philip Treacy appear as a mathematician's response to the wimples of "The Flying Nun," and sit in front of Netherlandish reliquary busts of female saints.
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The Manhattan based milliner ran a multi-story hat shop and workspace on Park Avenue and was one of the most prominent milliners of her time, working with Audrey Hepburn and Marlene Dietrich.
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The rainfall from Hurricane Harvey may have caused Houston to sink by about 2 centimeters, according to Geophysicist Chris Milliner, a postdoctoral fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology.
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How it works: Water weighs one ton per cubic meter — that's about 275 trillion pounds from Harvey — and because the floodwaters were so widespread, the Earth's crust "flexed," according to GPS data, Milliner writes.
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Kate made her outfit wedding chic by adding a matching floral headpiece by milliner Juliette Botterill, who is becoming a go-to for royal family members like Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall.
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He is the only child of the late Hilda Forwand, a bookkeeper who also modeled ladies' clothing, and the late Henry Forwand, a milliner who made artificial flowers that were used to decorate hats.
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Stephen Jones, a London-based milliner who is both founder of his own brand and the go-to designer for fashion houses including Christian Dior and Azzedine Alaïa, said he had never been busier.
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Tamez, a L.A.-based milliner who produces all hats by hand, started working with Gaga two years ago on various projects before designing the wide-brimmed pastel pink hat worn on the Joanne album cover.
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The 93-year-old monarch wore a light blue coat over a floral patterned dress – which coordinated with Kate's pink ensemble – complemented by a wide-brimmed hat with flower details by milliner Rachel Trevor Morgan.
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That meant the $6.1 billion Stone Milliner Macro Fund underperformed industry rivals, which gained 0.4 percent on average in the first two months of the year, data from industry tracker Hedge Funds Research (HFR) showed.
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And Cerise sur le Chapeau, the Parisian milliner that offers brightly colored rabbit-felt and straw hats with customized grosgrain bands, is setting up a workshop-boutique in Japan, one of the world's largest hat markets.
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" The hat was a hit, and to fulfill demand, Cunningham found himself sitting up late at night with his second milliner, "making cherry pie hats until we wished George Washington had never cut down that damned tree!
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There's a reason that Mr. Bovan has rallied the industry, including his powerful stylist, Katie Grand; Coach, which supplied him with customized bags; Stephen Jones, the milliner on call at Dior, and many others of similar stature.
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But more woman than ever are choosing big and bold designs, something Ascot obviously encourages with their 4-inch rule: "We have definitely noticed women going for a bolder silhouette with a more structured feel," says the milliner.
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She accessorized with a hat by her go-to milliner, Philip Treacy, her trusty Aquazzura pumps with bows on the strap, a knotted belt and a clutch by Kayu (sold out in black, but still available in white).
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Joined by 10 other NATO spouses -- including one husband -- the US first lady enjoyed a concert, a chocolate tasting by the Belgian royal family's official chocolatier and a fashion display that included hats by Belgian milliner Fabienne Delvigne.
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The former milliner and fashion reporter trained his lens on fabulous creatures teetering into fashion shows and society doyennes swishing around black-tie galas — and he was just as smitten by regular people going about their daily lives.
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In addition, Maxwell has called on two of his friends — self-proclaimed "modern milliner" Gigi Burris and fine jewelry designer Eva Fehren — to provide veils and wedding bands for each of the three winners (and their significant others).
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Glittering bonnets by milliner Stephen Jones and sparkling shoes added to the whimsical collection, on the first day of Haute Couture Fashion Week, a celebration of an elite club of high-end designers with one-of-a-kind outfits.
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Cunningham broke into fashion as a milliner in the late 1940s, and he worked steadily, creating ever more elaborate and avant-garde hats until the 1960s, when he could see that his preferred artistic medium was on its deathbed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stone Milliner, one of Europe's best-performing hedge funds that bets on macroeconomic events, lost 2.1 percent in the first two months of 2017, its worst start to a year, an investor letter seen by Reuters showed.
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Her veil, according to Business of Fashion, was designed the milliner Stephen Jones, who has outfitted the heads of Isabella Blow and Daphne Guinness, as well as numerous collaborations with clothing designers like Vivienne Westwood and Comme des Garcons.
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In this event, free for participating children (adults must buy tickets), the milliner Debra Rapoport will introduce young people to fashionable headgear and lead a workshop on creating Viva hats — styles whose signature material is folded Viva paper towels.
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As well as being a full-time awesome dad, Green also somehow found the time to collaborate with award-winning British milliner Mich Dulce, who's worked with everyone from Marjan Pejoski to KTZ, and most recently Maison Michel Paris.
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The macro closures didn't stop at just Bacon though; a trio of traders that used to work for Moore and started the fund Stone Milliner in 2012 are returning capital to their investors after a run of poor performance.
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On Wednesday, Brandy Milliner brought a suit against the California lottery saying he was the winner, but was unable to claim his prize after the lottery informed him that his ticket was "too damaged to be reconstructed," CBS News reports.
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Those who have seen Bill Cunningham New York, the documentary about his life, know that Bill began his career as a milliner under the pseudonym William J. And throughout his life, he never lost his love for a show-stopping fascinator.
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The team just waived two high draft picks (Jace Amaro and, more controversially, Dee Milliner) while holding on, at least for now, to four (yes, four) quarterbacks, also potentially setting the stage for a QB controversy should Fitzpatrick slip badly.
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"Sometimes she wears something that we have seen before, which is very nice and a great compliment," says the milliner, who has been making hats for the Queen since 2006 and whose hat the monarch recently wore for Donald Trump's visit.
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The work set the tone for The Powder Room series, The Line Up. In "The Line Up (White)," the artist wears a black dress and matching small black hat that recalls the milliner Philip Treacy's creations for the British royal family.
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October 12, 2017 Strong winds worsen California's raging wildfires, gold is found in an unlikely part of Switzerland, and a New York milliner uses old-fashioned skill to create modern hats: These are our top stories this Thursday on CNN 10.
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JUSTON BURRIS Cornerback, North Carolina State With Antonio Cromartie a free agent, and the former first-round pick Dee Milliner frequently injured and failing to meet expectations, the Jets chose Burris in the fourth round to help their undermanned secondary.
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" This year's original creations included a dandelion puffball worn by Serafina Reichmuth, an upholsterer from Mamaroneck, N.Y. Anthony Maxwell, a milliner from Harlem, wore a hat outfitted with long black branches covered in crows, inspired by the film "The Birds.
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The unconventional love story pairs Howl, a half-man, half-bird magician who wanders the countryside in the grinding, puffing domicile of the title, and Sophie, a young milliner who's been turned into an old woman by a witch's curse.
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Now an artist living in Los Angeles, Mr. Coppens is still best known in his native Belgium as its most prominent milliner: the creator of hats to pop stars — the likes of Rihanna, Grace Jones and Roisin Murphy — and royalty.
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Most prominent, though, is the hallmark look she's been sporting for close to a decade: dark eyebrows and a high bun bedecked with double hair bows, which she sources from brands as varied as American Apparel and the legendary milliner Stephen Jones.
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"The Queen has a great hat style and absolutely knows what works for her," says the esteemed milliner, who works from a small atelier in London's upmarket St. James's and has made more than 100 hats for the Queen during the last decade.
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Beatrice wore a black velour felt hat with a hand-woven lace bow to Sandringham on Christmas Day back in 2012, and Zara often wears the milliner, last seen in her floral Kai design at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding last year.
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The milliner also collaborated with the young London College of Fashion graduate Ryan Lo on marabou-trimmed tricorn hats, which recalled the swashbuckling styles John Galliano used on his Dior runways during his reign from 1996 to 2011 (which Jones also created).
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" Ms. O'Connor, the milliner, who lived in Britain for eight years before moving back to County Clare in western Ireland in 2017, said: "I can look back at this and see that I spoke out, created some art and at least did something.
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The shop, which has been in the neighborhood for 26 years, specializes in so-called church hats: from small and simple pieces to hats with brims so wide "you can barely get through the doorway," said Evetta Petty, the owner and milliner.
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She wore an elegant dress from her wedding dress designer, Givenchy, and accessorized it with her most dramatic hat to date: a wide-brimmed black-and-white hat with a side swoop detail from Philip Treacy, who has quickly become Meghan's go-to milliner.
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The two-time Oscar-winning actress, 27, took no prisoners on the red carpet on Monday night in a turquoise Valentino cape and chartreuse dress from Pierpaolo Piccioli's Spring 22018 couture show — including a headpiece by the famed London milliner that immediately turned heads.
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Anglo-Swiss firm Stone Milliner, set up in 2012 by former Moore Capital portfolio managers Jens-Peter Stein and Kornelius Klobucar, averaged returns of 8.3 percent between 9.83 and 2016, a source told Reuters, while Moore Capital Management averaged 3.4 percent, a second source said.
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"I think Grayson Perry completely changed the art world in England," said Stephen Jones, the milliner with whom, alongside the singer Boy George, Mr. Perry lived a hand-to-mouth existence after he graduated from Portsmouth Polytechnic with a degree in fine arts in 1982.
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His association with Galliano is the most discussed, perhaps due to the theatrical nature of those runway shows, but he's also been the milliner of choice for Vivienne Westwood (from the mid-'80s to the early '90s) and Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons.
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Mr. Bovan is a young, York-based designer who has been taken up and championed by the industry's elder statesmen, like Stephen Jones, the milliner on call at Dior, who made the fabulous net-wrapped Mylar balloon headpieces that floated above Mr. Bovan's finale models.
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Jacobs tapped Redken global creative director Guido Palau to "get rid of [the models'] hair" and beautifully drape each head treatment that the designer created with British milliner Stephen Jones, who's designed radical hats and headpieces for Dior, Vivienne Westwood and Jean Paul Gaultier runway shows.
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The hat, by her go-to milliner Philip Treacy, was also dark, complimenting the shoes, Meghan's trusty Aquazzura stilettos with a fun bow on the back, and a Kayu clutch (sold out in black, but still available in white), featuring a woven exterior with oversized, gold clasps.
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"It's a huge honor and you are aware that it's on a world stage and they are not only representing themselves but their family and Britain," reveals Jones who in addition to designing for his own label, has been resident milliner at Dior for over two decades.
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Franklin's unique aesthetic may be a result of the fact that she wasn't afraid to shop for herself; when the Queen of Soul performed "My Country This Of Thee" at President Barack Obama's first inauguration, she was wearing a hat she selected from Detroit-based milliner Luke Song.
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Similar to what Jared Leto and Lana Del Ray wore to this year's Met Gala, there was religious vestments-style embroidery featured on the backs of coat, as well "as a hat with a feather inspired by a vintage design by the late milliner Frank Olive," the brand shared on Twitter.
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Head to Burberry — fast — to catch the Gosha x Burberry capsule collection, which includes tweaked British classics like a two-tone trench coat ($2,395) and a checked cotton gabardine bucket hat ($395) created in collaboration with the men's wear wunderkind Gosha Rubchinskiy (with a little help from the milliner Stephen Jones).
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I felt really part of the team, and to feel that way when you're working with people like Christian Siriano and you're on a red carpet with, like, the biggest and best designers out there, to feel appreciated as, like, a small Brooklyn milliner, and to be a young one, is just the most important thing to keeping this trade alive.
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The New-York Historical Society celebrates his long career in a show that includes hats from his days as a milliner (under the moniker William J), selections from the series "Façades" (devoted to the city's architecture), pictures documenting his long friendship with the floral designer Suzette, and such memorabilia as a bicycle, a camera, and Cunningham's signature blue French workman's jacket.
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