Yep! I need to put together a new gothy summer hat soon.
I need one of those. Less gothy than yours, obviously. And nothing that hipsters have claimed. But I am thinking hat. And none of my current hats will work, I don't think. Put this on the list for whenever you're down.
Nora, insent. Okay, I did the dishes, now off to go to the bank and pet store.
And none of my current hats will work, I don't think. Put this on the list for whenever you're down.
Right. Vampire movie, intimidate the neighbors, sun hat shopping. I love our to-do lists.
And now I've fallen down the rabbit hole of searching wide-brimmed black hats on Etsy. [link]
And now I've fallen down the rabbit hole of searching wide-brimmed black hats on Etsy.
Ugh, that's Jan Wahl's hat, Jilli. Don't get that.
Bonnets should come back into fashion. Much better suited, ime, to driving and actually getting things done than a wide-brim sunhat.
Way too expensive, a little blingy, but that is one serious hatpin
Daaaaaamn. I kinda want it. Way, WAY too expensive, but that is a fantastic shape. [link]
For the first thirty almost forty years of my life I refused to wear a hat, because obvious oppression. But when you go to the Queen's garden party, hats and gloves are mandatory.
Jilli should probably look away now, because I took a perfectly explicit dress code and decided that a hat without a crown and fingerless lace gloves were as far as I was going to knuckle under to The Man.
It was a wide-brimmed black straw hat with my hair peeking out, with a black and white leopard print scarf tied around it, a white pleated cotton sleeveless shift with matching blazer, and the crappiest looking fingerless lace gloves the 80s could provide.
It was not good.
Oddly, I can't remember what shoes I wore.
I'd forgotten how much I love vicarious eBay shopping.