Hereward
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That's a sharp look and good to see this hat on someone's head so that it can be better assessed. It passes with flying colours I think.
There you go. Looks good. That's got all the right elements in the photo for a successful "hat wearing." Clothes are good with it--colors match, dressy but not too dressy. I hope people copy you over there. You ought to be the Akubra ad. I don't see any hat company ads as you see for other items. I wonder why that is? I like the hat companies but their marketing people are asleep at the wheel.The Lark said:Out and about with my Akubra Bogart.
HarpPlayerGene said:I think you need a Lee Trinity.
Thanks, dano!danofarlington said:Good combo. I like the color. What can you say about the state of hat-wearing in France? Does anyone do it?
Thanks for the report. I always thought of France as a fashion leader in general, whether true or not, so was curious. I wonder the same thing about Italy--do men use hats there anymore? If they do, they'd be undergoing the same boomerang in men's fashion as is happening at some level here in the U.S. Just curious about hats in the world. I was interested to see earlier posts about men's hats in Japan, so I'm learning about it.Jauntyone said:Thanks, dano!
After being back in the States for a few weeks, I must say that I'm seeing far more hats here in France; lots of cloth "trilbies", flat caps, and a good number of felt fedoras. This is perhaps due to the weather; when I left Illinois it was sunny and in the low eighties, here it's rainy and in the low fifties!
Mario said:I was having a hard time today deciding on which hat I want to wear. Mallory? Dunlap? Brooks? [huh]
Since the arrangement pictured above didn't work too well, I finally settled with my late 30's/early 40's Dunlap Strat clone. I think it was a good choice.
RBH said:Will we get to see a photo of your and your new bride ????
Congratulations! Fantastic looking pair! Your photographer captured you in a relaxed and natural way with a creativity that enhanced the mood and atmosphere. Must have been a wonderful experience that these images will preserve and allow you to relive.:eusa_clap :eusa_clapbillyspew said:Well it was asked for and I'm incredibly happy with the photographs I've seen so far.
http://greswolde.com/blog/2010/05/newark-wedding-kelham-hall-photography-maureen-bill/
billyspew said:Well it was asked for and I'm incredibly happy with the photographs I've seen so far.
http://greswolde.com/blog/2010/05/newark-wedding-kelham-hall-photography-maureen-bill/
Mario said:I was having a hard time today deciding on which hat I want to wear. Mallory? Dunlap? Brooks? [huh]
Since the arrangement pictured above didn't work too well, I finally settled with my late 30's/early 40's Dunlap Strat clone. I think it was a good choice.
djgo-cat-go said:I think so too, allthough, I like the first picture better.... I'm not kidding..
djgo-cat-go said:Great picture, lovely bride! Congratulations Billy!!:eusa_clap
rlk said:Congratulations! Fantastic looking pair! Your photographer captured you in a relaxed and natural way with a creativity that enhanced the mood and atmosphere. Must have been a wonderful experience that these images will preserve and allow you to relive.:eusa_clap :eusa_clap
billyspew said:Well it was asked for and I'm incredibly happy with the photographs I've seen so far.
http://greswolde.com/blog/2010/05/newark-wedding-kelham-hall-photography-maureen-bill/