It was a fantastic evening of fun and colour. Wendy Scully Millinery was paired with Colleen Tighe Johnson to present 11 headpieces with 11 of Colleens unique dress designs made from Indigenous fabric motif fabrics.. Wendy and Colleen were meant...
Wendy Scully Millinery has been awarded a grant from the City of Melbourne. As a City of Melbourne based retail shop, Wendy Scully Millinery was eligible to apply for a grant to help support their during the lockdown caused by...
I meet Tatyana when I presented hats at the Vogue Fashion Week Spring event, at St Collins Lane Shopping Arcade, in 2017. Tatyana, a Melbourne base couture fashion designer and teacher, is now a good friend and we often exchange...
The Hattember competitionis held annually in Sydney. This year I decided to enter the Art wearable section, as I wanted the freedom from the constraints from formal traditional millinery design. My piece, entitled “Bathing Beauty” was a play on words...
Wendy and Anjilla meet at the @FOMA event in 2018, held in Sydney. Both liked the fashion style and focus of each other, and since have collaborated on a number of projects. The latest is for the @ATC Australian Turf...
The aim of this competition was to create a hat based on a “cocktail drink” I chose the Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri. My favourite cocktail. The name of the hat is ‘Tipsy” as the handmade handdyed sinamay strawberries tumble out of...
October 2020 – London Hat Week Exhibition Wendy Scully will be displaying hats again this year in London at the Prestigious London Hat Week Exhibition – “To the Future and Back”. Wendy has several hats chosen to be included in this...
8 September 2020 – FOMA Article Wendy Scully Millinery is the featured milliner for FOMA . https://www.facebook.com/fomaustralia/photos/pb.784719745055546.-2207520000../1451021541758693/?type=3&theater Fabrics of Multicultural Australia (FOMA) interview of Wendy on her thoughts on Artistic Fashion and Culture as an avenue for multicultural engagement in Australia....
An article about Wendy Scully Millinery in the prestigious EZ Magazine and her amazing boutique store in Collins street Melbourne.
Many people talk about colour yet are not sure what colours look best together.Here are some design basics that may help you. Monochrome colours– black and white, with grey as the blend of both Primary Colours– red, blue and yellow Rainbow...