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)Publication: The Age
Location: Australia
Date: 31 October 2005
First paragraph: "Richard Nylon bends across a tiny work table in his Fitzroy studio and, with long, elegant fingers, carefully twists a pheasant feather into the slow flow of steam from a white plastic kettle. He wears a gunmetal silk shirt with a high collar, and the black 'willie winkie' snood that has replaced his usual bandanna headscarf covers his hair and droops theatrically onto his shoulders."
Headline: Hats off to milliner – link to article (with photo
)Publication: The Age
Location: Australia
Date: 31 October 2005
Paragraph: "Carroll, 82, one of two apprentice-trained milliners in Australia still working, was 14 when she began a career that launched a thousand hats, many of them designed for stage or screen."
Headline: Milliner fond of a flutter – link to article (with photo
)Publication: The Age
Location: Australia
Date: 15 October 2005
First paragraph: "Eccentric Melbourne milliner Richard Nylon used to jump out of trees wearing three or four balloons fastened to his back. He says he's always been fond of things that flutter: 'Butterflies, dragonflies, birds of paradise.'"
Headline: Passion for the past – link to article (with photos
)Publication: The Age
Location: Australia
Date: 30 April 2005
First paragraph: "But the centerpiece is the hat collection, which spans several eras, including Victorian, Edwardian, the Roaring '20s and the more sedate 1950s. Clothing also runs the gamut, from post-Civil War bustle gowns to flapper dresses and 1950s prom dresses."
Headline: Camilla's milliner displays his tribal nature – link to article (with photo
)Publication: Telegraph.co.uk
Location: United Kingdom
Date: 22 February 2005
First paragraph: "Hilary Alexander, Fashion Director, on the renewed collaboration between milliner Philip Tracey and designer Rifat Ozbek."
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