The Sacred Heart Fundraiser Tea I recently had the immense honor of being the keynote speaker at the 17th Annual Sacred Heart Fundraiser Tea, also known as the Patty Blanton tea. The event, held in Appling, Georgia, was the quintessential experience of Southern hospitality. It was an utterly enchanting afternoon. Word of the Sacred Heart…
This is always the time of year that I love, designing for the spring. The hardest thing for me is not coming with new ideas, but having to edit my designs. And of course, I love working with new colors. I thought this chart…
I have always been an “animal” person. Growing up in Kentucky, I always loved seeing the horses in their fields as I drove along the road. After spending five years volunteering in animal rescue for a local humane society, I wanted to help unwanted and abused horses in some way. Not long after that, I…
Imagine my surprise on Monday morning when I opened an email from a client. To my amazement, I learned that our hats were featured in NBC’s Preakness Coverage last Saturday! To view the video, please click here: Polly Singer Hats at Preakness
Two Polly Singer Hats were chosen by Workman Publishing to appear in their first hat calendar. Titled, 365 Days of Hats, this calendar showcases both vintage and contemporary hats from designers such as Philip Treacy and Stephen Jones. Introducing a year of hundreds of gorgeous, chic, and sensational hats. A visually stunning new calendar,…
Polly Singer Original Designed for Arabian Horse Celebration One of the things I love most about my business is the unusual projects and clients that I get to work with. Back in June, I was in the Atlanta Airport waiting to board a flight, when I…
This summer has flown by for me. For those that think that life stops after the Kentucky Derby for hat designers, think again! I have been incredibly busy with over 9 projects. Back in June, the Lexington Fashion Collaborative had their…
I have been getting the question “Do ladies actually wear hats to the Breeder’s Cup?” Some ladies do, others do not. However, over the years, I have seen more ladies wear hats. Depending on where Breeder’s Cup is held, the weather is cold or warm, determines the style of hat. In California, a heavier felt…
