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June 24, 2011
Experts' Expert: Philip Treacy, world's greatest hat designer, on wearing a "Statement Hat"
Said Treacy — who designed Princess Beatrice's memorable chapeau (above) for William and Kate's wedding — about striking hats, "I love that they agitate the wearer and the viewer."
Precisely what I'm about in the virtual space.
But I digress.
From yesterday's Wall Street Journal, a few tips from Treacy on how to use it:
• If you're wearing a statement hat, don't wear a statement dress
• The hat should not match the wearer's shoes and bag
• If you're very tall, you can make a very large hat look small
• Even large hats should be light
• Put your hair up when wearing a hat "because it shows off your neck" and creates a more elegant line
• Don't take your hat off during an event, even a church service. "It's like going somewhere and taking your underwear off."
I like that.
As Treacy remarked, "Sometimes your hair isn't enough."
June 24, 2011 at 10:01 AM | Permalink
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