Welcome To Loretta's Millinery & Fashion
About Loretta's Salon
The Derby & The Hats
The Kentucky Derby History
"Run For The Roses" Song
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Derby & Church Hats
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Fascinators & Cocktail
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Straws & Casuals
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Eric Javits Designer Straws
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Derby Dresses
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Equestrian Jewelry
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Equestrian Tees 'n' Tights
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Mint Julep Cups & Partry
SHOP LORETTA'S SALON Books & Library
President Jack & Jackie Changed Hat Fashion
Jackie's Missing Pillbox
Website Notice

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Welcome To
 
Loretta's Salon
 


FEATURING WOMEN'S

Hats | Fashions | Accessories
 
 
Loretta's Millinery Salon was founded in the mid 1930s as a niche, North Street store in Pittsfield MA. It thrived until the late 1950s... then closed.
 
Since then, Loretta's Millinery Salon has been but a memory, except for artifacts such as the heat-able hat stretcher on my desk.
 
Today, a new Loretta's thrives online, as an Amazon Affiliate. The eStore is without the burdens of physical retailing and with the ability to offer a selection, which was unimaginable "back-in-the-day," through designers and vendors whose goods and services are under Amazon's Protection Plan.
 
Without doubt, the Kentucky Derby attracts women to hats as it does racing tradition to the present. It is an exciting sporting event for fashion from clubhouse classy down to infield casual.
 
With the Derby and possible Triple Crown upon us, Loretta's opens its virtual doors with its 2018 "Run For the Roses" Spring & Summer Collection.
 
I hope that you enjoy our Collection. 
 
JDS
 

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LORETTA'S
MILLINERY & FASHION
in the
Heart of The Berkshires
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
USA
 
John David Sottile


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