MIDI Hats Make Beautiful Music
Designed by Sunny Oh and Anna Obikane, the hat is made from wool felt and embedded with steel wool to create pressure sensors.
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Designed by Sunny Oh and Anna Obikane, the hat is made from wool felt and embedded with steel wool to create pressure sensors.
Read MoreYou know you are really obsessed by hats when you are wearing one that can double as dinner or a snack. Let the food games begin. Here’s a collection of edible hats I found in various corners of the internet. Who knew people wore so much food on their heads?
Read MoreWhen I came across this poster of him looking fabulous in a fur hat, along with the marvelous quote that is pure Johnny, I had to blog it. I love the fact that he’s not afraid to be himself and not afraid to wear fur.
Read MoreHmmmmm is that really a cat wearing a royal wedding hat knockoff? Or is it the same alien life form that attached itself to Princess Beatrice’s head on the big day?
Read MoreNot since Carol Burnett descended a staircase wearing curtains and a curtainrod in her unforgettable Gone With the Wind skit has clothing caused the kind of stir that Princess Beatrice’s hat caused at the wedding of Prince William and the former Kate Middleton.
Read More“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”—Albert Einstein
Read MoreThe world watched Kate Middleton wed Prince William this morning and so did I. I was all tucked up at 5am this morning in front of my flat screen TV, laptop by my side, and I loved every minute. I knew that as soon as the first pix appeared on the internet of the hats of the wedding guests appeared, I was going to gather them up for a blog post so here we go with my faves.
Read MoreOn the eve of her wedding, I can’t resist re-blogging this fabulous hat photo of Kate Middleton from The Fab Life.
Aren’t those hats to die for?
Read MorePeople arrive from everywhere in some amazing headgear. The Easter Parade is as much a New York tradition as the St. Patricks Day parade, or the ball coming down in Times Square on New Years Eve. It is a massive and wonderful sprawling informal tourist event and the wonderful news is that anyone can participate.
Read MoreTalk about an unusual lampshade. An English Company, HALO, has brought new meaning to upcycling by creating an innovative new use for the iconic English bowler hat.
Read MoreEvery woman looks more elegant and mysterious wearing the right hat— even a professional model.
Read MoreAmong other things, she looked great in hats and was not afraid to wear them. She was never one to shy away from a strong fashion statement all through her 79 years of life. She will be eulogized elsewhere, but it is appropriate here, I think, to celebrate Elizabeth Taylor through the hats she wore at various important times in her life.
Read MoreHere’s what happens when Mama doesn’t like your hat. This little video out take has gone viral — hope it gives you a week-end ” hat laugh”
Read MoreYou may want to reconsider wearing a green hat this St. Patrick's day. Here's why.
Read MoreActors know all about the magic of hats as comedy props. I used to love this show when it was on TV . I found this video on YouTube. It made me laugh so hard I spilled my coffee.
Read MoreThey are called facepots and they are the brainchild of a company called good which is based in Kazakhstan. But I think they make a wonderful “hat garden” for any hat aficionado and talk about a fabulous promotional item or house gift, or birthday party favor or or or— the list goes on and on.
Read MoreThe oohs and ahs were not just for her fashion sense and royal aplomb ( thought both were impressive). Ahhhh no— the real kudos were reserved for her hat— a cunning little ” fascinator” perched at a jaunty angle atop chestnut hair. It really looked beautiful and was ( to coin a phrase) the crowning touch. I know we are soon going to be seeing a lot of these fascinators everywhere, and that is definitely a good thing….. just one more sign that hats are back in a big way.
Read MoreBack in the mid-twentieth century, when men’s hats went out of style, the folks who made and sold them got a little desperate and some of the ads for hats were just a wee bit odd.
Read MoreStylish suiting and soft fedoras turned feminine dominated the catwalk, along with double breasted jackets and pinstripes. Everything his has been adapted to her, including hats.
Read MoreHenry Clarke photographed the best of Fifties fashion for a variety of publications including Harpers Bazaar and Vogue ( French, British, and American editions). A transplanted American who lived and worked in France, his fashion photography of the 1950’s and ‘60’s, particularly for French Vogue, chronicled the post WWII era in women’s fashion on both sides of the Atlantic with unmatched style and verve.
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