Sarah Cant is an American milliner and textile artist based in England. She completed a PhD in French Literature at Oxford, before training in millinery at Kensington and Chelsea College. Since then she has been steadily building a reputation with her striking and unusual style.

She is part of the innovative Studio Seven textile artists, as well as a member of both the Gloucestershire and Devon Guilds of Craftsmen. She has exhibited her work at Origin, The Chelsea Craft Fair, London Fashion Week, The Designer Wedding Show, Lustre, Hereford Contemporary Craft, and The Contemporary Craft Fair at Bovey Tracey. Her pieces feature in the international fashion press as well as in craft galleries throughout the U.K.

Sarah is the Course Leader for the HNC in Millinery at Kensington and Chelsea College and teaches regular short courses at West Dean College.

In 2005, She was awarded the top three prizes in The Hat Designer of the Year Competition. A hat of Sarah's, inspired by the architecture of Peter Jones, was used to promote the opening of the store's central atrium in 2002.

Alongside developing her millinery business, Sarah creates textile jewellery, mixed-media textiles, and works in costume design for theatre, circus and dance. She designed the signature headdresses for Tropicana, from performance collective shunt, Dig Deep, choreographed by Abby Bender for Kick|Stand|Dance at Triskelion Arts, New York, and the hats for 2006 West End production of Sunday in the Park with George.

Education and training B.A. in Liberal Arts, Sarah Lawrence College, New York; M.St. in European Literature, Oxford; D.Phil. in Modern Languages, Oxford; LOCN Millinery, Kensington and Chelsea College; HNC diploma Millinery, Kensington and Chelsea College; Junior Milliner at Stephen Jones Millinery.

Awards Arts Council Grant for the Arts, 2006; 1st Prize, Craftsmanship Award, and Public Choice Award in Hat Designer of the Year Competition 2005; 2nd Prize in Hat Designer of the Year Competition 2004 (both from The Hat Magazine and The British Hat Guild); Commercial Appeal Award 2001 and Craftsmanship Award 2002 (both from The Worshipful Company of Feltmakers of London); Peter Jones Ascot Collection Award 2002.