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
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.
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.
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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
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.
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
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.