Shelley Zetuni is the creative force behind Goldust Millinery. Zetuni marries traditional millinery techniques with contemporary styling and materials to create individual, vibrant headpieces.
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Before starting her business, Zetuni studied millinery at Kensington & Chelsea College and with Rose Cory, milliner to the late Queen Mother.

"My inspiration is broad and diverse. It can come from absolutely anywhere; a fold in a piece of material,a detail on some baroque furniture that triggers an idea for a design detail, an image from a film, a piece of music or poetry that evokes an emotional response, the curve of a wrought-iron gate - the list is endless! They then become the inspiration for my hats, headpieces and accessories that I make in my North London studio.

My process begins with drawing, photography, and visits to galleries. Then back to the studio to begin sampling; dyeing different fabrics, working out shape and form, colour-ways, practical exploration and experimentation. With this technique, I often finds surprises which in turn develop into more considered designs"

Zetuni has been running Goldust Millinery in London since summer 2014.