YOU may have seen the hat shop on the Reading Road but have you ever been in there?
Liz sells ready-to-wear hats and fascinators and also makes bespoke items in a fantastic array of colours, shapes and sizes.
Liz suggests customers bring along their wedding outfit so she can create a unique hat or headpiece to match. There is no limit to what can be achieved with a little imagination — from discreet decorated combs to extravagant confections festooned with feathers.
Liz is currently booking consultations for spring weddings and Royal Ascot. She also sells gorgeous jewellery, Serene tiaras, Jane and Marilyn Couture dresses and fabulous new and pre-loved occasion wear. Liz has appeared in Tatler, Vogue online and many other publications including this month’s Henley Life magazine.
Telephone on 07970 246 512 to arrange a private consultation or pop into the shop at 23, Reading Road, Henley. Visit www.lizfelix hats.com
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