Friday, April 6, 2007
Hats off
I would love to tell you all that this is my personal hat collection...but it is really just my fantasy. I am a total hat freak, and I wear one every day. I feel totally naked with out one. I don't have a particularly eclectic assortment. Nothing wacky or overly ornamental, but several good, classic models, most of them several years old, that I rotate so I don't get bored. This photo was taken at a Toronto milliner, Lilliput Hats, on College Street. A great place to go if you're ever in a blue mood.
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WOW I didn't know that hat shops like that are still around! You don't see many ladies in hats these days, good for you for enjoying hats.
I have a VERY IMPORTANT question!
Do you ever have hat hair? :-)
Seriously, I love hats too. I have a faux Burberry bucket hat, a JCrew bucket hat and a cashmere skull cap. Guys in NYC can get away wearing them because of the cold weather and the stylish nature of people, in general.
But I always suffer from hat hair after wearing them. I can't take my hat off when I'm indoors because my hair looks flat. :-(
I'm really lucky I don't generally suffer from the hat-head problem. I guess because I have really think hair and I tend to get hats that are on the large side and sit low on my head. I think the cloche is the name of the style that works for me. I's the French word for bell, because that's what it resembles. Good luck!
It's the fisrt time i visit your blog (thank you for visiting mine!), I'm going to add your link and come back soon! Happy Easter in Toronto.
Hat hair...I just wish I had more hair to be hatted....!
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It is so nice to see that you are celebrating one of our most treasured milliners in our city. You should drop by our boutique atelier next if you truly are a hat fan! I love writing a journal too, we all get to share the best parts of journeys in life as a result. Thank you for celebrating Karen Grinas!
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