Steven Lewis | March 11, 2010
I mentioned on Twitter that I was looking forward to Hats: An Anthology coming to Brisbane and Samantha Bailey, a colleague replied that hats were one of her passions. It turns out she’s been to workshops on making hats and has turned her passion into some amazing pieces that she was kind enough to show [...]
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Steven Lewis | September 22, 2009
Despite being out of fashion for decades, the bowler hat is so indelibly association with banking that it is the hat of choice for G20 protesters.
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Tags: banker, banking, Bowler hat, derby, G20, Macadamia Guides, protest, protester
Steven Lewis | July 1, 2009
What associations, stereotypes and pre-conceptions are associated with what type of hat?
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Steven Lewis | June 21, 2009
Now that men’s hats are not universally worn, it’s possible for photographers, publicists and stylists to use them as a shorthand for character. This is clear in the publicity material for “Ruben Guthrie”, a play by Brendan Cowell showing at Sydney’s Belvoir Street Theatre.
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Tags: Ruben Guthrie, Theatre, Top hat