My grandmother was a hat box so I have a soft spot for millinery. That was back in the day when people knew how to dress...and travel. Madame Owner loves the pink one with the leopard print bow in this pic.
"I don't look good in hats" is something women say all the time. But maybe you just haven't found your style. Unless you've spent time in a hat shop where you felt comfortable trying on lots of styles you may not know which one is good for you.
"I don't look good in hats" is something women say all the time. But maybe you just haven't found your style. Unless you've spent time in a hat shop where you felt comfortable trying on lots of styles you may not know which one is good for you.
Is it a newsboy? Cowboy? Bowler? Beret?
How to find your your chapeau style anyway?
Cloche? Fedora? Bucket? Tam?
No need to take a pillbox exam.
Enter Carol Schaffield, the owner of Peaches Fine Millinery located at 102 Lee Avenue in Chickamauga Ga.
Peaches feels like home! |
Carol
is the charming and fun loving angel residing over her own slice of hat
heaven. If you've ever been intimidated in a hat shop by a judgmental,
stuffy staff ( a certain New Orleans store comes to mind) you will
appreciate Carol's easygoing manner and true desire, not just to sell
you a hat but find a shape that works for your face and relate to you
her vast knowledge of hat history. She has several vintage hats (and boxes!) and
sometimes people who come to own hats by way of inheritance pass them on
to her to make sure they have a good home where they are appreciated.
The Food Maven channels Carmen Miranda! |
The
Food Maven and My Owner spent a lovely hour or so catching up with Carol
during our annual visit and trying on different hats (and
personalities). They also spent some time indulging in a little impromptu
therapy.
Okay, it's more than a hat shop.
It's a place to play dress-up for grown up girls who are in the midst of redefining themselves.
What hat are you wearing today?
It's a place to play dress-up for grown up girls who are in the midst of redefining themselves.
What hat are you wearing today?
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