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2 stories in the Post about hats!
Those of you who didn't like the Times' story might like these better, motivated by Jack Abramoff's now famous black-trenchoat-and-black-fedora-for-court outfit: http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/60986.htm http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/60990.htm (this one might require a password... -
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Would you like the fedora and related hats to become main stream fashion
ps re Brooks Brothers: went into their NYC store recently looking for a hat for my dad. Their selection was so limited, and so bad, it was pathetic. Very disappointing. Eventually went up Madison Ave. about a block to Paul Stuart and got a very nice fur felt crushable in their house label... -
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Would you like the fedora and related hats to become main stream fashion
nothing personal, but, cigars make me ill. tried to find an emoticon for "gagging" but couldn't. -
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Remove your hat?
I'm not sure I was "raised" not to wear a hat indoors, it just feels weird to me and not something I would do. I bought a Borsalino crushable so I can roll it up and put it in the sleeve of my overcoat or jacket when indoors, the way I do with caps. I had this very problem in mind when... -
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Does Anyone Still Wear A Hat - NY Times
everyone's a critic, here at least. JFK did not wear a hat during his speech, despite the frigid temperatures. That is a fact, not a fact error. The speech -- "ask not" -- is what everyone remembers about that day, not the tipping of the hat to his dad from the motorcade, something that... -
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Different hats for different Occasions
well just by way of observation on the streets of NYC, it seems quite a few people wait until the weather gets really bad before they get out the fedora. I've seen more real fedoras in the last two days of solid rain than I usually spot in a month or two. -
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Different hats for different Occasions
Seems to me to a large extent, at least for many people, fedora wearing is a vicarious experience to begin with, so if wearing your "good" hat in the rain makes you feel a little like Indiana Jones, I say go ahead. If I had a yard I wouldn't wear my business suits when I worked in it. I'd...
