At 11:10am on May 31, 2009, Terri Callanan said…: Hi Robyn

I just wondered if you would be interested in exhibiting your hats at our forthcoming event, the "Summer Hat Party Extravaganza".

Your hats would be displayed in a catwalk show which would take place on Friday 19 June in Central London. Guests would include press, PR, fashion industry professionals and members of the public.

If you would like more information, please let me know and I will email you the full information pack.

Thanks,
Terri
www.lagenevenorthevents.co.uk

At 1:36pm on March 10, 2008, Emporio Roma said…: Robyn,

Please take a look at our line for your show. Please let me know if some connection to Queens is a requirment.
www.emporioroma.com

At 7:33pm on March 4, 2008, Robyn Sklar said…: Hi,
This is a totally free event. We would not be able to pay the models, but if you have any one willing to work for free that would be awesome.

At 12:00pm on March 3, 2008, mohammad atiqullah said…: Hi robyn,
i read your post.i also live in queens n.y.i just open a
fashion modeling agency.if you need a model for your
fashion show you can let me know.we can work together.
contact me if you like to know more info?
mohammad
646-667-8924
mmhass75@hotmal.com

At 6:04pm on February 28, 2008, Robyn Sklar said…: I do not have a website yet. I am building one now. I've been selling my hats in NY for a couple of years. As soon as I am up and running I'll send you a link.

At 5:59pm on February 28, 2008, Apparel1 said…: Robyn - welcome to the fashion industry network. That is very interesting that you are a milliner. My guess is that the majority of young members on this site may not know what a milliner is? Actually, I think that I only learned a year or two ago.

I am not sure if this is correct, their is a difference between a milliner and a hatter. The difference between a hatter and a milliner is a milliner creates an exclusive head piece for a client based on the clients face, the fashion that the headpiece will be complimenting, the clients personality and their individual taste. A hatter produces hats into which a client selects i.e. "off the rack". I actually have that definition on my Apparel Search site.

If you sell hats and have a website, possibly I can add you to the headwear directory at ApparelSearch.com If you are interested let me know.