Picking the Right Hat presented by Philip Ian Wright
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2012
- "A hat is the statement"... but how do you pick the right hat? Milliner Philip Ian Wright shows you how to strike the right balance for a wedding, add drama to the little black dress, and look cool in a day hat you can wear to work and the pub. You can buy one of Philip's wonderful hats from his site www.philipwrighthats.co.uk
Video produced by Rumble TV www.rumbletelevision.com - Jak na to + styl
Love this. Who's in for bringing hats back in to street fashion?
Oh he is the Bomb!!! Spot on with the pillbox hat-then BAM! He brings the Perfect one and his descriptions!!! Oh my!!! He's exciting. So chill. Would love a hat from HIM!!! Wow!!!
Let's start a Bring Back Hats campaign!
Really like this man. Says it exactly as it is and so very talented. Well done. I wish we still lived in an era where hats were a given.
I should also say that I play and replay, as well as post, your videos. They are the best for those new to wearing hats.
yes i agree bring back more hats please a must have accessory for women and men i love hats
I need hats in my life. Fabulous.
I absolutely love videos with this guy. Thanks for the uploads and keep them coming, please.
Absolutely love, love, love your movies. I also like that you say it like it is. Your descriptions of feathers, fabrics and types of hats, priceless (chicken's bum on a comb; it looks naf etc., made my day). I also really appreciate how you talk about why making hats is worth it!. "You watch them grow; they are just different, that buzz, that energy.. something that you have created gives so much to someone else" "Rock and roll"! thank you!
I love hats
beautiful presentation love your work phillip beautiful model too beautiful hats yep i agree bring back hats campaign it was lovely a pleasure to watch
Philip, thanks for the invaluable information. You have a great eye and fashion sense.
Yay...Thank you Monika....Have a Fabulous Christmas and New Year...
Thank you for your comment...It is a shame that there is no longer any advice on the High Street...Spread the word...Hats are great fun!!!
Well, I sell eyeglasses for a living, and I am madly taking notes on how this guy is presenting his wares...
Love love you hat styles.
Enjoyed 😉 ❣👌🏾
Hi Sandra...Wear the elastic under the hairline so the hat pulls onto the forehead...if hat is too far back it will pull off..a bit of hair spray makes hair more rigid and less "slippery"...If really windy a grip either side of the hat on the elastic can help lock the hat down...Seasons Greetings..Hope this helps..
I love hats!
Hi...and thank you for your comments...The Lady in the video was in fact petite herself..(size 6 and 5ft)....headsizes on classic fitting hats can be a problem as the High Street do not stock sizes and so unless you are 57 cms headsize you can be a bit at a loss...You can add velvet or some packing to the fitting on the inside so that it grips and "volumise" your hair to disguise any gaps...Any hat with an elastic at the back of the head under the hair line will pull the hat to your forehead..
Fabulous!
Hi Patricia...Thank you for your lovely comments...Of course none of this would have been possible without the mastery and magic of Rumble TV...who really got into my World...Anyway...in answer to your question: Royal Ascot...bless 'em define a "head-piece...aka "cocktail hat"...as we used to call it as a base with 4" diameter...aka "skull cap"...The skull cap is a base with usually a curved surface to accomodate the contours of the head...
love your videos, truly well done and very informative! ....you had me at "chicken's bum on a comb"! Greetings from New Zealand
Hi Gary...The model in the vid is indeed FAB...great TV/Film producer too..Yes I make hats for the Guys too...Google up my web site (can't mention it on this post)..or if you can...come to the Studio...Either from the Studio Collection or I can make it for you..
This was inspirational
Lovely.
Hi Laura....Thank you for your compliments...Without seeing your hats it is a bit tricky to advise...however...if they are 40's then I would summise they would be smallish brimmed hats (which typically then were reconstituted trilbies as materials were in short supply)..if so..check out Garbo or Crawford...over the eye, at an angle towards the front of the head rather than the back...this should compliment your jaw line..Hope so...Good luck...Philip
I just watched your video, Mr Wright, I loved the passion you show for your art which is also your profession. I inherited two hats (1940's I think) from my grandmother. She and I have the same colouring-dark red hair, pale white skin, same height but I am much more rounded and she was much more handsome. I am wondering how to wear those styles in the 20-teens era. Too bad we are on the opposite sides of the world. I think I would be saving up each year to buy a hat from your team! Kind Regards
...Hope that was of use...Best wishes and good luck...Twinwood Festival in Bedfordshire in August is a great 50s music event...Lots of music and dressing up...Maybe see you there...Regards, Philip
Hi Patricia...In the meantime a small shape with a side band or side elevation with 4" + diameter is a "pill box"...Yay!...A fascinator is a chicken's bum on a comb...or I guess anything that is mounted on a comb without the 4" base aka "hair decoration"..LOL..."Hatinator is a new word which will be forgotten soon...
I never found fascinators, in most cases, ever flattered the face or eyes...only the hair...whereas a hat creates "line" in symmetry with facial bone structure..
belleza!!!!!!!
A chicken's bum on a comb! Love it!
As soon as the black vintage hat at the end was put on, I was like... I have that hat! Mine's from years and years ago, and looks like it needs a bit of reshaping, but it's so cool to see I had one of these hats. ^_^ I have no clue where I picked it up. Anyone know what type of vintage attire goes with it? Normally I wear it with jeans and a sweater.
Thank you for your videos. I make hand stitched pillbox hats from vintage silks and lace with six layers of fabric and cringe when people mistake them for fascinators. Do you have a good definition to describe the difference between a hat and a fascinator? I have been telling people that a hat is at least 4 inches in diameter, but am not sure that is the accepted rule of thumb.
Great video and beautiful hats, however I have to say the outfits the model is wearing don't come any near the standard those hats impose.
At 1:25 the hat the model is wearing. What tips do you have to keep it on. I tried on 2:35 but I have the same problem they keep falling off. Any advice would be appreciated. I forgot to say, I live in Texas and I live off the coast gulf, the winds here can get really strong.
Shape wise...As in the video.. find styles that don't hide your face that cause people to talk to a brim and not to you...Angular tilting when worn...not only enhances the bone structure of the face...but also adds "lift" and height...and again reveals the face...
Small "pill boxes are in"...Mine are designed to be worn on the forehead just touching the right eye brow or nearly...not like the pill boxes in the 70s and 80s when they were worn at the back of the head...Good luck..
hi philip do you do mens hats too in classy styles with flair too i would love to know please
He does indeed x
Can you do a hat video for bald ladies? Or women with low haircuts? 🤔
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When the biggest problem in my life is which hat to wear, I will consider myself an asshole.
hats are great but what if you wear eyeglasses.......
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