When the British royal family and upper class attend important social occasions, the etiquette of wearing a top hat is deeply rooted, and the hat is not only a matching piece, but also a status symbol, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William and Princess Kate and other members of the British royal family will choose a unique design top hat as long as they attend important public ceremonies.
The late Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is well known for her dog-loving obsession, and she is also a "hat controller", it is reported that she has a collection of more than 5,000 hats, and there are hat makers who combine the royal family's "two" favorites, launch a super cute annual calendar and conduct public welfare auctions.
This charity campaign was initiated by British hat designer Awon Golding, who not only owns her own brand, but is also the chief designer of the world's oldest hat store, Lock & Co, and celebrities such as Princess Kate, Meghan, Lady Gaga and other celebrities are her customers, and Kate wore a Lock & Co black wide-brimmed hat at Prince Philip's memorial service in March.
The 2023 edition of the "Haute Dogs Calendar" is printed with 13 cute dogs, who are assigned to wear haute couture hats and headwear made by world-renowned hat dealers, which look quite cute, but in fact, they are all stray dogs rescued on the streets of Thailand, and people can not only buy a monthly calendar, but also bid on each hat they wear, and the proceeds from the sale of the calendar will be donated to the Thai charity Jai Dog Rescue.
Now in its fifth year, the auction features the participation of the late Queen Elizabeth's preferred hat designer, Rachel Trevor-Morgan, as well as other royal favourites, including Vivien Sheriff, Bundle Maclaren Millinery, Camilla Rose Millinery and Golding herself. Create each hat and headdress that looks like a work of art.
The lunar calendar cover star dog Lola wears a charming lily headdress, she was paralyzed by a motorcycle when she was a puppy, and has a customized wheelchair through charity help; In October, the model dog, wearing a "pumpkin top hat" by designer Bundle MacLaren Millinery, was rescued from a street attack but suffered serious injuries to his ear; The June star dog was found at the construction site, wearing a special crown to pay tribute to the late Queen of England. Each monthly calendar is priced at about $20. When the British royal family and upper class attend important social occasions, the etiquette of wearing a top hat is deeply rooted, and the hat is not only a matching piece, but also a status symbol, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William and Princess Kate and other members of the British royal family will choose a unique design top hat as long as they attend important public ceremonies.
The late Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is well known for her dog-loving obsession, and she is also a "hat controller", it is reported that she has a collection of more than 5,000 hats, and there are hat makers who combine the royal family's "two" favorites, launch a super cute annual calendar and conduct public welfare auctions.
This charity campaign was initiated by British hat designer Awon Golding, who not only owns her own brand, but is also the chief designer of the world's oldest hat store, Lock & Co, and celebrities such as Princess Kate, Meghan, Lady Gaga and other celebrities are her customers, and Kate wore a Lock & Co black wide-brimmed hat at Prince Philip's memorial service in March.
The 2023 edition of the "Haute Dogs Calendar" is printed with 13 cute dogs, who are assigned to wear haute couture hats and headwear made by world-renowned hat dealers, which look quite cute, but in fact, they are all stray dogs rescued on the streets of Thailand, and people can not only buy a monthly calendar, but also bid on each hat they wear, and the proceeds from the sale of the calendar will be donated to the Thai charity Jai Dog Rescue.
Now in its fifth year, the auction features the participation of the late Queen Elizabeth's preferred hat designer, Rachel Trevor-Morgan, as well as other royal favourites, including Vivien Sheriff, Bundle Maclaren Millinery, Camilla Rose Millinery and Golding herself. Create each hat and headdress that looks like a work of art.
The lunar calendar cover star dog Lola wears a charming lily headdress, she was paralyzed by a motorcycle when she was a puppy, and has a customized wheelchair through charity help; In October, the model dog, wearing a "pumpkin top hat" by designer Bundle MacLaren Millinery, was rescued from a street attack but suffered serious injuries to his ear; The June star dog was found at the construction site, wearing a special crown to pay tribute to the late Queen of England. Each monthly calendar is priced at about $20.
