ピアーズアトキンソンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ピアーズアトキンソンInstagram)「“Johnny Depp's Pirates hat stars in Luton exhibition" - @bbcnews, featured alongside creations by #piersatkinson @ltmillinery (thanks for the photos) and @lomaxandskinner (thanks for the copy!) and many more!  🎩 @culturetrustuk much-anticipated #HatsMadeMe exhibition is now open! Uncover the secrets of this captivating showcase, book through @culturetrustuk bio.  🌍 "A globally influential collection of hats and headwear." - Sam Javid  This enchanting exhibition boasts over 200 remarkable objects that'll leave you in awe! Dive into the fascinating world of headwear and uncover the stories behind these iconic pieces. Check out the full article now available on the BBC's website, under the Beds, Herts & Bucks section.  Curated by @yona.lesger  The exhibition is now open until December.  The Culture Trust Luton present Hats Made Me, a major exhibition that explores the global significance of hats and headwear. The exhibition, staged at Stockwood Discovery Centre, features objects from the world’s most celebrated fashion and performance milliners as well as 400 years of hats from the collection.  Featuring more than 200 objects, the exhibition includes a red visor design chosen by Beyoncé for her Cuff It video, a bridal hat worn by Cara Delevingne in Vogue, Michael Keaton’s cowl from Batman, a teal velvet hat donned by Kate Sharma in the Netflix hit show Bridgerton, and a lace mantilla worn by Queen Isabella II of Spain.  From Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor Who hat, to Cate Blanchett’s headpiece for her Oscar-nominated role playing the monarch in Elizabeth: The Golden Age made by Stephen Jones OBE, to a Stormtrooper helmet from Return of the Jedi, the exhibition presents hats and headwear that have featured in global film and cinema.  Hats Made Me also represents Luton’s own social and cultural heritage, with a stunning array of headpieces including a durag, an Irish Catholic communion veil, silk and gold Ghanaian headdresses, Muslim prayer caps and Sikh turbans. Also on display is a Miss Vauxhall Tiara worn by the winner of a beauty pageant sponsored by Vauxhall Motors – an object that unites the hat and motoring industries that built Luton.   #HatsMadeMeDoIt」4月25日 22時52分 - piersatkinson

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“Johnny Depp's Pirates hat stars in Luton exhibition" - @bbcnews, featured alongside creations by #piersatkinson @ltmillinery (thanks for the photos) and @lomaxandskinner (thanks for the copy!) and many more!

🎩 @culturetrustuk much-anticipated #HatsMadeMe exhibition is now open! Uncover the secrets of this captivating showcase, book through @culturetrustuk bio.

🌍 "A globally influential collection of hats and headwear." - Sam Javid

This enchanting exhibition boasts over 200 remarkable objects that'll leave you in awe! Dive into the fascinating world of headwear and uncover the stories behind these iconic pieces. Check out the full article now available on the BBC's website, under the Beds, Herts & Bucks section.

Curated by @yona.lesger
The exhibition is now open until December.

The Culture Trust Luton present Hats Made Me, a major exhibition that explores the global significance of hats and headwear. The exhibition, staged at Stockwood Discovery Centre, features objects from the world’s most celebrated fashion and performance milliners as well as 400 years of hats from the collection.

Featuring more than 200 objects, the exhibition includes a red visor design chosen by Beyoncé for her Cuff It video, a bridal hat worn by Cara Delevingne in Vogue, Michael Keaton’s cowl from Batman, a teal velvet hat donned by Kate Sharma in the Netflix hit show Bridgerton, and a lace mantilla worn by Queen Isabella II of Spain.

From Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor Who hat, to Cate Blanchett’s headpiece for her Oscar-nominated role playing the monarch in Elizabeth: The Golden Age made by Stephen Jones OBE, to a Stormtrooper helmet from Return of the Jedi, the exhibition presents hats and headwear that have featured in global film and cinema.

Hats Made Me also represents Luton’s own social and cultural heritage, with a stunning array of headpieces including a durag, an Irish Catholic communion veil, silk and gold Ghanaian headdresses, Muslim prayer caps and Sikh turbans. Also on display is a Miss Vauxhall Tiara worn by the winner of a beauty pageant sponsored by Vauxhall Motors – an object that unites the hat and motoring industries that built Luton.

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