Don't get me wrong, I love a good hat, I have loads of hats. But these days you see a fedora or wide-brimmed hat all over these blogs and you just get the wrong impression of them (and the hat), that they're attention seeking, cocky idiots. Can we change this? Back in the day you wouldn't leave the house without a trusty head accessory. I think the problem lies in the fact that once a hat is firmly on all amiability and glimmers of a smile disappear. Thus my equation for success is good hat + smile = Non-Twat.
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| My current fav. A vintage find from BTR a while ago. |
Sadly the famous can get away with the non-smile look...
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| Anjelica Huston by Bob Richardson |
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| Edie Sedgewick (via Fuck Yeah, 1960s Clothes) |
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| Ewa Aulin (via Child of the Moon) |
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| Francoise Hardy (via Fuck Yeah, 1960s Clothes) |
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| (via Last Doll Standing) |
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| Julie Driscoll (via Dolly Dolly Spy) |
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| Niclas Heikkinen, Grit Autumn/Winter 2011 Issue 7 (via Real Bronx Betty) |
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| SGC Fall (via Contra) |
I'm actually selling some of my collection here...
Sweet Sorrow Vintage
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| 1970s Camel Coloured Felt Wide Brim Hat £12.26 |
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| 1980s Navy Straw Boating Summer Hat with Chiffon Scarf £13.25 |
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| Coming soon... |
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| Coming soon... |
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| Coming soon... |
