		J A Y C O W M I L L I N E R Y "Hats are my passion and the more glamorous and ostentatious they are, the more interesting it is to look at the person wearing them.

		H A T S B Y B E L L E It all started back in my teen years when my mother was unable to attend a day at the races. “I’ll go dad”, I said and off I went to my first race meet at the age of 15.

		B U S H B U D D I E S H A T S I believe hats are not just to keep the sun off they are like "icing on a cake" - a glamorous piece to attract attention and add the finishing touch to any outfit.

		A N N K A V A N A G H Ann’s love affair with hats began as a little girl living in the Western District. Her aunt, who is now 90, was a milliner in Warrnambool for 50 years and had a major influence on her passion for hats and textiles.Whilst living in Canada from 1986 to 1999 she studied Japanese floral arranging (Ikebana) which also influences her designs.