Be a Color Chameleon: Part 2
Yes, you can match your lipstick shade with your Derby hat — try it for a look that will be an instant head turner. Katherine Mitchell is wearing: Hat by Designs by Tony, $439. Photo by Melissa Donald
Be a Color Chameleon: Part 1
Yes, you can match your lipstick shade with your Derby hat — try it for a look that will be an instant head turner. Katherine Mitchell is wearing: Hat by Kenzie Kapp Custom Handcrafted Headpieces $550. Photo by Melissa Donald
Living Beautifully in Her She Shed: How a Vintage Camper Became Her Personal Oasis
By Megan M. Seckman Jill uses her vintage Singer Featherweight machine for one her sewing projects. Photos by Melissa Donald. Photos were taken on the grounds of the Farmington Historic Plantation. If her husband and two teenage sons can’t find her, they know to check her she-shed, Jill Evans’ renovated 1972 Airstream camper — usually parked in the backyard of her Highlands property — that is her personal oasis. “It is my space. The feeling I get when I walk in is instant comfort. My husband might get frustrated — and it’s not like they [...]
Not Your Momma’s Easter Bonnet
You might not consider wearing one of these hats on Easter, but you wouldn't be breaking any fashion rules if you did. All you need is the right outfit to match. Hat by Forme Millinery, $525 Hat by Designs by Tony, $200 Hat by The Willow Tree, $229 Hat by Christine A. Moore Millinery, $675, available at Rodes for Her Hat by Maureen’s Creation's, $467 Photos by Melissa Donald
It’s Going to Be a Cute and Casual Derby
Tara Dunaway is a junior at the University of Louisville majoring in business marketing. She is a college of business student council member and volunteers at Portland Elementary. Tara is one of five Kentucky Derby Festival Princesses featured in this issue. TARA IS WEARING: Hat by Griffin Hatters, $288; earrings, $35, available at Revelry, 502.414.1278; necklace, $120, available at Block Party Handmade. Photo by Melissa Donald Hair by Christina Weixler, The Loft at Hubbards Makeup by Emily Roberts, Strandz Salon & Threadz Boutique
It’s Going to Be a Vintage and Violet Derby
Caroline Will is a senior at the University of Kentucky majoring in economics and French. She is president of the Economics Society and Beta Gamma Sigma and a team captain for DanceBlue, a student-run organization helping those with childhood cancer. Caroline is one of the five Kentucky Derby Festival Princesses featured in this issue. CAROLINE IS WEARING: Hat by Havens Millinery, $250; earrings, $1,570, available at Koerber’s Fine Jewelry, 812.945.5959. Photo by Melissa Donald Hair by Christina Weixler, The Loft at Hubbards Makeup by Emily Roberts, Strandz Salon & Threadz Boutique
