Meatheads in meat hats
Steven Lewis | August 1, 2009
Via FHM’s “Office obsessions” column for June I found Hats of Meat, a website with pictures of exactly that: hats made from meat. What can I say? It’s a wide, strange world, people.
Steven Lewis | August 1, 2009
Via FHM’s “Office obsessions” column for June I found Hats of Meat, a website with pictures of exactly that: hats made from meat. What can I say? It’s a wide, strange world, people.
Steven Lewis | July 22, 2009
Desmond Carrington’s show this week on BBC Radio 2 was themed to hats.
Desmond rummages through his collection of 250,000 titles to share some good tunes, some unexpected ones and a few you may have never heard before. This week’s theme is hats.
The BBC offers music shows for a week only as a stream (not a [...]
Steven Lewis | July 9, 2009
Men’s hats are confronting but they have nothing on the storms that gather over women’s heads. Wearing a full face covering like a niqab involves freedom of choice on both sides.
Steven Lewis | June 27, 2009
The fedora was a Michael Jackson trademark. While the star was much-loved, despite child molestation charges, no one sought to emulate his look. Now his dead is the fedora ready to come out from the trilby’s shadow?
Steven Lewis | June 13, 2009
Suits You, James Cameron’s new blog for Fairfax’s SMH and The Age, offers useful advice about men’s hats and styling without being prescriptive.
Steven Lewis | June 3, 2009
The BBC’s article “What makes a man wear a hat?” offers flimsy arguments and no answers. There is, however, some good news for hat lovers.
Steven Lewis | June 2, 2009
Hugh Jackman has been named celebrity hat wearer of the year for his battered Akubra in the film “Australia”. But is it too long a bow to draw to say Drover’s headwear has popularised casual hat wearing?
An open crown is one that hasn't yet been given a shape by bashing or pinching. The hat may be left open crowned or it might be styled by its owner to his taste.