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Lisa Xu
Lisa Jue Xu (born 1985 in China) Hi William
==Fashion career==
Xu is a regular racegoer and part of the inspiration for her business came from growing tired of paying a lot of money for hats and deciding make her own. She studied millinery with Waltraud Reiner of ''Torb and Reiner'' and started her fashion career by making hats and fascinators for her friends. She also credits hat designer, Philip Treacy, as one of her inspirations.〔 Her hobby/sideline quickly grew and now her label, 'Lady of Leisure Millinery', has many Australian and international clients. The business commenced in 2010 and has already expanded, with the addition of a jewellery range.〔
In an article in the St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne newsletter, Xu explains that "the average hat can take up to a week to create and is made in various stages, from moulding the base to sewing and affixing different elements and adornments".〔("Hats off to our resident nuclear medicine milliner" ), ''The St Vincent Hospital Newsletter October 2013 - page 10'', October 2013. Retrieved 18 October 2013.〕
In 2010, Xu had her initial success in the mainstream millinery world when she made it to the preliminary finals in the Derby Day Fashions on the Field at Flemington.〔("The world of perspex, studs and straw" ), ''The Weekly Review'', 5 October 2013. Retrieved 11 October 2013.〕 At the November 2012 Ballarat Cup meeting, Xu was awarded the ''Ballarat Cup Lady of the Day'' and a number of millinery sashes.〔("Ballarat Cup: nuclear medicine technologist named Lady of the Day" ), ''The Ballarat Courier'', 26 November 2012. Retrieved 12 October 2013.〕 At the February 2013 Mornington Cup meeting, Xu was the runner up in the 'Fashions on the Field Millinery Award', with her entry described as "simplistically beautiful".〔("Racing Fashion Australia" ) by A S Isenberg, ''Racing Fashion Australia'', October 2013. Retrieved 3 November 2013.〕 The 2013 Bendigo Cup race meeting was the venue for a Myer Fashions on the Field event and the Myer Millinery Award was taken out by an entrant wearing a headpiece designed by Lisa Xu. Xu was an entrant in the 2013 Flemington Derby day Fashions on the Field event in November and showed the power of online retailing by highlighting that she was able to purchase her outfit via the internet for just $200 including her suit ($100), shoes ($100) and her hat that she made ($0).〔("E-tailers make a fashion statement" ) by Georgina Safe, ''The Age'', 2 November 2013. Retrieved 3 November 2013.〕
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