News from Imogen’s Imagination! There’s always something exciting happening here in the studio. Whether it’s designing and making new hats, fascinators and hair accessories for my ready to wear in house collections, appearing at events, exhibitions and pop up shops, or collaborating with my fellow milliners, I’m always busy!
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My new gift wrap option is now available for all berets and selected hair accessories. It’s never been easier to buy a gift for a loved one from the Imogen’s Imagination online shop! I have spent a lot of time developing my packaging over the years. I’ve always strived to make sure that your orders
Your feedback really matters! Whether you have bought from me online, or in person either at the studio or an event, this is my guide to help you tell the world how much you have enjoyed your Imogen’s Imagination experience. Obviously, we all love to be told that we’ve done a good job, and I’m
Imogen’s Imagination gift vouchers are now available to buy online! I promised that I would streamline this process and I have. I hope it will be much simpler and there is definitely more choice available now. These gift vouchers are perfect presents as you don’t even need to wrap them. I can even email them
Brand new for Spring 2020 are these little pieces of millinery history; I bring you the Nautilus headbands and they are in stock now! If you’ve been following my blog series on the Nautilus technique so far, you’ll have seen I’ve been having a lot of fun with it. And these headbands are no exception! These are
I am thrilled to be able to finally unveil my finished Nautilus hat! My blog series about the technique still has a few more instalments to come. However, this hat has truly been a labour of love (and occasionally hate!) as I massively underestimated the work involved it’s creation. Whilst I absolutely adore the red nautilus
