Irish hat designers makes a splash after royal wedding

THERE has been an explosion in demand among Irish woman for fascinators and hats after the royal wedding made headwear one of the hottest fashion trends of the year.

Irish hat designers makes a splash after royal wedding
Sat, 25 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Lynne Kelleher

The world’s most famous milliner Philip Treacy has dressed the heads of Sarah Jessica Parker, Lady Gaga, the Duchess of Cambridge and Kate Moss.

Now with his Irish proteges churning out their own designs, demand has never been higher with females of all ages looking to turn heads.

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