Off With Her Head Millinery by Lisa Jones
Off With Her Head Millinery by Lisa Jones was established as a business in May 2009. From that day on the business has been constantly evolving. Lisa is always learning, and challenging herself to develop new skills and create new and interesting designs. Lisa has a love for eye-catching, vintage inspired hats, fascinators and hair accessories that reflect your unique personality to showcase your individual sense of style. Lisa specialises in creating bespoke headwear for special occasions; from Mother of the Bride/Groom and Wedding Guests, to a day out at the Races, Garden Parties and more. Lisa's designs have been worn at Royal Ascot, Perth and Cheltenham Races, at Weddings across the UK, as well as on stage and television. Lisa has a passion for alternative bridal wear; working with Brides to create unique pieces to help you realise your amazing, alternative wedding day.
Lisa's designs have been featured in multiple publications including Tie the Knot Scotland Magazine. She has written several articles on Millinery in Film and TV for Vintage Life Magazine.
In 2012 Lisa created the beautiful Union Jack inspired Crown worn by singer Misha B for the X Factor Live Tours.
Since 2014 Lisa's beautiful, hand crafted hair flowers have been featured in the CBS crime drama "Criminal Minds" being worn regularly by Penelope Garcia (portrayed by Kirsten Vangsness).
Lisa is a member of the British Millinery Association, the Creative Business Association, and the KE Millinery & Business Academy,
In 2023 Lisa was nominated for and won the SME News Scottish Enterprise Awards 2023 "Bespoke Milliner of the Year".
In 2024 Lisa was again nominated for and won the SME News Scottish Enterprise Awards 2024 "Bespoke Milliner of the Year" for the second year in a row. She was also awarded with the SME News "Accessory Design Service Excellence Award 2024".
Along with fellow milliner Leanne Cairns in 2024 Lisa set up the first Scotland Hatwalk event in association with London Hat Walk as part of the inaugural World Hatwalk.
“A woman’s hat is close to her heart, though she wears it on her head. It is her way of saying to the world: see, this is what I am like.”
