Philip Treacy

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<p>World-famous <a class="external-link" href="http://www.philiptreacy.co.uk/">milliner</a> based on London, England</p>

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It used to be that nobody went bareheaded; now most people do. But hats are making a comeback. And one reason for that might be Philip Treacy.

Hats Are Turning Heads Again

It used to be that nobody went bareheaded; now most people do. But hats are making a comeback. And one reason for that might be Philip Treacy.

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