Megan maberry

Founder of Hurricane Headdress

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A woman with red curly hair wearing a colorful, floral-patterned dress, smiling and winking at the camera, with an ornate headpiece resembling seashells on her head.

Wearable Art Sculptor

Megan Maberry is a Galveston-born artist best known for her bold, sculptural headdresses that blend fantasy, fashion, and storytelling. As the founder of Hurricane Headdress, she creates one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces that celebrate individuality and joy, drawing inspiration from vaudeville, vintage glam, drag, and the vibrant spirit of the Gulf Coast.

After a decade as a high school art educator, Megan stepped into her full-time art career with a mission: to help people feel seen, celebrated, and fully themselves. Her pieces have been worn at Mardi Gras balls, rooftop concerts, Pride events, and museum galas—places where creative energy thrives and bold expression is welcomed.

At Kindred Gallery, Megan continues her mission by offering immersive headpiece workshops and showcasing her ever-evolving collections. Each piece begins with a spark of imagination and ends in unforgettable moments of self-expression, celebration, and connection.

www.hurricaneheaddress.com

Red feathered and woven fascinator hat on a white mannequin head, displayed on a black stand.
A glittery gold mannequin head wears a decorative crown resembling a cactus with green, bead-like protrusions and small red flower accents.
A decorative headpiece with large pink feathers and purple accents, adorned with colorful rhinestones and a large pink gemstone, displayed on a glittery mannequin bust.
A glittery mannequin head wearing a colorful, sequined carnival hat decorated with yellow, green, purple feathers, and gold accents.
Six mannequin busts decorated with elaborate feathered headdresses in a gallery, with the name 'Megan Maberry' on the wall.