Style gold right here ladies and gents. Inimitable style maven, Blair Eadie of Atlantic-Pacific (Bee to her 1 million+ instagram followers), headed to the Kentucky Derby last weekend wearing a gorgeous Alexis dress paired with an Awon Golding Millinery Daisy headdress. But don't take our word for it, check out these adorable picture of her.
Check out Blair's blog and original post here
The Milliner from Tim Fok on Vimeo.
Happy to announce the launch of the short film, 'The Milliner', featuring me and my hats, directed and produced by the talented Tim Fok.
Tim and I met in the park while he was walking his adorable pooch, Ernie. We got chatting about what we do and serendipitously Tim was in the market for a new passion project. Lucky me!
Moral of the story - people with dogs are awesome!
Hope you enjoy the video x
The first in our new regular feature, we pull back the curtain on our studio to reveal the people behind Awon Golding Millinery. Our first intern to kick off the series, meet Catrien de Jong... Where are you from? I'm from the Netherlands, not Amsterdam but the other side. How did you get into millinery? I had to chose my course when I was 15, which is way too young to know what you want to do for the rest of your life. SintLucas, the school I'm going to right now, has the course 'Creative Craftsmanship', which looked good. So I started that. In the first year we got to select 5 different crafts, and I chose Textiles and Millinery. Why did you...
"Awon Golding is one of Britain's standout milliners."
Teal and Flock featured in Absolutely Weddings Magazine | SS16 edition
Absolutely Weddings Magazine featured us in their SS16 edition. You can see the full article here.
Looking for a crafty idea for your hen do? I recently hosted a fascinator-making workshop at a hen do for a friend. The afternoon was full of laughs and a great focus for some fuzzy heads from the partying the night before. I'm always amazed at how different everyone's headpieces end up being. They really do represent the individual tastes and personalities of the girls. Best moment of the day was when the father-of-the-bride was asked to pick out the mother-of-the-bride's creation from the 17 pieces on the table...and got it in one! Now THAT is impressive. *Note to all prospective hubbies out there, this is what's expected after 35 years of marriage. To find out more about our workshops get in...
