MKH MILLINERY

MK Hughes, Milliner

1st Place Winner, 5th Annual Lincoln International Millinery Competition (LIMC)

MKH Millinery creates headwear inspired by the wide range of Canadian sensibilities, both urban and rural, summer and winter, while paying homage to all of the spaces between. These designs represent the elegance of natural materials combined with traditional millinery techniques. Inspired by Canadian environments, the result is original, contemporary headwear that both fits in and stands out in any environment.

From casual to formal, your headpiece will be inspiration itself, heightening every occasion. Working closely with each individual client to determine the best shape, colour and fit of a design, Hughes uses you as her muse. This conversational process allows her to bring vibrant life to the initial concept with clean, beautiful completion.

Working from Canada, MKH Millinery creates custom headwear for people in every environment, the world over, who love to live life with style and purpose.

1st Place Winner, 5th Annual Lincoln International Millinery Competition, Winter 2022/3 (Theme: “Remodelling”)

“Lattice Top Hat,” by MKH Millinery

Judge Stephen Jones remarked: "Fabulous design. It is perfect for both genders and an incredibly modern and daring piece."

Scroll to the bottom of the Lookbook to have a look!

2022-3 Exhibition, Six Recreated Historical Mennonite Bonnets, as part of the UN/Coverings Installation

On now until May 2023, at Peel Art Gallery and Museum Archives (PAMA), Brampton, Ontario: https://pama.peelregion.ca/exhibitions/un-coverings

Past installation May-November 2022, Schneider House Historical Museum, Kitchener, ON

Jury-Selected Exhibitor: London Hat Week International Exhibition 2020:

“Terrarium,” by MKH Millinery

Jury-Selected Exhibitor: Palma Hat Week International Exhibition 2020:

“Fortune Wheel,” by MKH Millinery

“Flower of Life,” by MKH Millinery

MKH MILLINERY: Custom millinery with style and purpose.

Made in Canada

*Tiara shown in bio photo:

“Corona Corona,” 2020, by MKH Millinery