fur felt
wool
mohair + taffeta
wool Velour
Designs from circa 1963-'65
lacma.org
additional thanks to DosViolines
lacma.org
additional thanks to DosViolines
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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2 comments:
These hats are awesome. I really like the wool and wool velour one. I wish that people wore hats today as often as they used to do back in the day.
Yea, you stand out a lot if you wear a hat even here. Downtown.. Anyway I think hats look good with glasses.
Aren't the wools interesting? They are the same fibre but look so different. I just read velour is a knit.. the velour hat here, you can't see the yarns or structure at all. The yarn must be so furry and dense it looks just like velvet~
Myself I am amazed by the purple hat. I don't understand this fur felt...
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