
History - History of Fashion - Focus on Hats - Online Live
- Price:
- £40.00
- Starts:
- 15/06/2021
- Day of week:
- TUE
- Tutor:
- Denise McGivney-Nolan
- Ends:
- 22/06/2021
- Location:
- Real time Online
- Level:
- Mixed Level
- Time:
- 12:15 - 14:15
- Duration:
- 2 weeks
This course is a wonderful journey to discover why humans have covered their heads since time immemorial. Initially headwear offered protection from the elements and from injury from falling rocks, weapons or masonry. Later head coverings became symbols of status of authority. Soon after hats progressed to become not only a uniform, but also an art form.
We will study the origin of Milliners. In English courts the term milliner was used and this was derived from the term for travelling haberdashers from Milan in Italy. These travelling sales people sold all the items necessary to dress and were called millaners.
In France hats were made by hatmakers called chapeliers. Today the term modiste is used in France.
This course combines the millinery techniques so that you can complete your experience with making your own will be able to make your own fashion hats.
By the end of the course successful learners will be able to:
- Associate hats with right historical periods
- Describe the characteristics of hats through the years
- Make a simple fashion hat using millinery technique
Who is the tutor?
About the Tutor: Denise McGivney-Nolan
How will I be taught?
A mix of teaching input and practical demonstration will be the core of this course.
What do I need to have with me?
After the first lesson the tutor will give you a list of items to buy or bring if you already have them.
What can I do next?
We offer a variety of courses, please ask for information to your tutor or the curriculum leader or please visit our wensite www.kentadulteducation.co.uk
What do I need to join the course
No Prior knowledge required.

Joining your course
Real time Online
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If you require any information about joining this online course then please call 03000 41 40 25* and quote the Course Code TWL/90894/J/NC.
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