Head-Turning Headpieces: A New Exhibition Celebrates the Work of Hairstylist and Milliner Katsuya Kamo — Vogue

Employing such humble materials as paper, feathers, dried flowers, and safety pins, the Japanese artist Katsuya Kamo has made a vocation out of harmonizing hair and hat in an astonishing form of hybrid millinery that has graced runways like Chanel, Fendi, and Undercover for close to two decades.

A Look Back at the Magical Creations of Katsuya Kamo

katsuya kamo exhibits 100 couture headpieces

Katsuya Kamo, milliner and hairstylist

Katsuya Kamo, milliner and hairstylist

Enter Japanese master Katsuya Kamo's world of fantasy headpieces

Enter Japanese master Katsuya Kamo's world of fantasy headpieces

Enter Japanese master Katsuya Kamo's world of fantasy headpieces

Katsuya Kamo, milliner and hairstylist

katsuya kamo exhibits 100 couture headpieces

Enter Japanese master Katsuya Kamo's world of fantasy headpieces

katsuya kamo exhibits 100 couture headpieces

Head-Turning Headpieces: A New Exhibition Celebrates the Work of

Katsuya Kamo: Head First

Katsuya Kamo: Head First

Enter Japanese master Katsuya Kamo's world of fantasy headpieces