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Work by Props ’04 Featured in The Milliner’s Guild for NY Textile Month

Work by Katie Props ’04 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Costume Design) was featured in an exhibit created for The Milliner’s Guild for New York Textile Month (September). New York Textile Month is a monthlong, citywide festival designed to celebrate textible creativity and promote textile awareness. Her work is the featured image for the guild on the NY Textile Month website. The image was photographed by JA Images and featured model Tamica Katzman. Visit www.textilemonth.nyc/2017-events/2019/9/3/a-milliners-studio-handmade-hats-by-the-milliners-guild to learn more about NY Textile Month at The Milliner’s Guild.

Props is the owner of North Carolina-based Lifted Millinery, which began in 2015. According to her website, “Lifted Millinery has traveled the globe from Ireland, to Italy, to the Philippines and has been seen at various high profile events including The Kentucky Derby, Ireland’s Rose of Tralee Festival, and the ‘Today’ show coverage of The Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.” Visit www.liftedmillinery.com and www.millinersguild.org/katie-props-allen to learn more.

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