Sara: Peach & Salmon Mother of the Bride Hat | Isabella Josie

SUSSEX HATS LTD

£395

Sara is a traditional crown and brim hat hat captures that classic, timeless look perfect for a Mother of the Bride. Handcrafted right here in our Arundel studio, Isabella Josie makes each headpiece using traditional wooden blocks to shape the structured crown with its graceful, downturned brim. We love the subtle warmth of the two-tone peach and salmon sinamay, which gives the design beautiful depth. To finish, Isabella has hand rolled sinamay loops and hand-cut delicate feathers for a truly artisanal feel. The Details Versatile Styling: Wear it sitting squarely across your head for a traditi

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