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Hats

  1. mad hatter
    Aretha Franklin’s Milliner About to Be Rolling in ItHis inspiring story prompts us to issue a call to revive the hat business.
    By Amy Odell
  2. mad hatter
    Aretha Franklin Has Agreed to Relinquish ‘The Hat’She’ll loan it to the Smithsonian and then it will remain in Barack Obama’s presidential library.
    By Amy Odell
  3. mad hatter
    The Opening Night of Stephen Jones’s Exhibit Was Like the Met Ball for HatsSee a slideshow of the fancy British people who showed up in even fancier hats.
    By Amy Odell
  4. fierceness
    Christian Siriano Somehow Has Time to BlogHats, makeup, and general excess are on the brain.
    By Amy Odell
  5. hats off
    Aretha Franklin’s Hat to SpawnA whole line of bow hats is in the works!
    By Amy Odell
  6. inaugur-nation!
    So What Was UP With Aretha Franklin’s Hat?We pontificate, along with other bloggers.
    By Amy Odell
  7. video look book
    Isabella Blow’s Ex-Roomie Artist Haluk Akakce Wears a Paper JacketCheck it out in our new Video Look Book.
    By Sophie Donelson
  8. tastemakers
    I Love Factory Would Love to Get Their Hats on Kate MossThe design duo is having their moment in the sun: Their hats have been on ‘Gossip Girl,’ and ‘WWD’ proclaimed them ones to watch.
    By Davina Catt
  9. tastemakers
    Still Life’s Frenel Morris Thinks You Need a HatWe caught up with the man behind Still Life to talk about accessorizing from head-to-toe.
    By Doria Santlofer
  10. loose threads
    Burberry’s Profits Soar; Lara Stone Injured Ankle in Rodarte HeelsAlso, an Yves Saint Laurent retrospective with 300 couture gowns is being prepped in Paris for 2010.
    By Lauren Murrow
  11. video look book
    Marc Scrivo Keeps It Secondhand ChicWe caught him in the Hamptons, but he looked pretty Williamsburg to us.
  12. retail therapy
    Our Favorite Fashionable Beach AccessoriesWe picked 149 beach accessories, from hats to flip-flops to cover-ups, for our latest Shop-A-Matic. Here are a few of our favorites.
  13. loose threads
    Matthew Williamson Comes to NYC; Kate Moss and Jamie Hince on the Outs?Also, Steve & Barry’s closures are imminent, and Eva Mendes makes a suprisingly bold statement about the couture collections.
  14. run through
    The New Billionaire Boys Club Limited-Edition Hat Is Going Fast!Today the Billionaire Boys Club releases 100 limited-edition New Era hats that pay homage to New York City. If you want one you better act fast.
  15. fashion yearbook
    When British Ladies Go to the Races, It’s Their Hats That Are CompetingThe ladies who attended the Royal Ascot horse races were asked to dress conservatively, but that didn’t apply to what they put on their heads.
  16. loose threads
    A Preview of Alber Elbaz’s Acne Denim CollectionAlso, Victoria’s Secret Pink will make college clothes, London shoppers luuuurve their Halston, and Victoria Beckham lets editors try on her diamond.
  17. party lines
    Patricia Field on Her Favorite ‘Sex’ Outfits and SJP’s Crazy HatLast night we chatted with Patricia Field about Sarah Jessica Parker’s infamous green hat, her favorite looks from the movie, and, of course, fuck-me heels.
  18. cult of personality
    Martha Stewart Commits Heinous Shoe CrimeShe colors the red soles of her Christian Louboutins with a black Sharpie!
  19. loose threads
    Sarah Jessica Parker, Your Hat Is AstoundingSJP’s wears a garden on her head, Heatherette stays together, and Leigh Lezark signs with IMG.
  20. three is a trend
    Birds of a FeatherThough feathers were a major fall trend last year, this season plumes have flown up into hats.
  21. three is a trend
    Now Entering ‘Hattytown’ Marc Jacobs may have wowed the crowds with his beautiful fedoras, but a more wearable option for fall is the bucket hat. Max Azria paired his hats with dresses, belted tunics, and skirts, all worn over tights. Abaete’s were more mod than flapper, topping a sunglass-sporting model in a turtleneck dress. Proenza Schouler used them in every look, from fur-trimmed coats to belted sweaterdresses. If you can’t afford the clothes, represent with a hat.