Madame Bonhabille was a nineteenth-century hatmaker in Paris who was commissioned by Eupraxia Mole to make Peeves a new hat in 1876.
Madame Bonhabille
Gender Female
Species / Race wizard
Profession hatmaker
First Introduced Pm: Pottermore
Commentary
Etymology
"Bon" is French for "good," and "habille" is French for "dressy" or "dressed" - so Madame Bonhabille is literally "well-dressed."
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