Wearing a hat with an eye toward fashion (as opposed to simply blocking the sun or staying warm) is kind of like wearing a bow tie. You feel some trepidation at first -- because you don't want to be the poser who can't pull it off -- but once you
do pull it off, you realize that they're just plain
cool. I mean, they open up a whole new sartorial world.
I've been enjoying my new
Madrid hat so much that today I decided to try out the hat I bought in DC in anticipation of this trip. Not only does it have a feather (I've wanted to wear a hat with a feather since I was six), but the stripes solve the monochromatic problem of wearing a blue hat and a blue shirt.
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Awkward self portrait |
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Feather! |
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Amanda intervened to prevent more self-portraits |
1 comment:
I think stripes are the answer to everything! I'm glad you agree.... :)
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