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Imagine getting dressed for a wedding. You have the outfit, the shoes, and the occasion in mind, but you want one finishing detail that feels unmistakably yours. Do you want something that dances with your hairstyle, or a clean silhouette that frames your face?

Look at a hat from across the room, and you may notice its color first. A maker is likely to notice its shape: the curve of the brim, the height of the crown, and the small choices that give the piece its character.

A floppy hat can change an outfit before you add anything else. Put one on, and a simple look gains movement, shade, and a little drama. Its wide, flexible brim shifts as you walk, sometimes framing your face and sometimes dipping toward your shoulder.

My passion for the art of hat-making began with formal hands-on training and has grown into a lifelong creative practice.