Feraud
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Probably 60s/70s...
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ideaguy
One Too Many
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welcome to the Lounge! nicer hat than I first thought...try it with a
nice Black Turtleneck, dress it up a bit. You're lucky, have a handsome
face, will be able to get away with a lot of things we can't...try a bit
wider brim and more neutral color if possible, it'll give you a "blank canvas"
to work with- an Open Road, or the Featherweight photographed are perfect examples of what I mean. my 2 cents. welcome & good luck!
nice Black Turtleneck, dress it up a bit. You're lucky, have a handsome
face, will be able to get away with a lot of things we can't...try a bit
wider brim and more neutral color if possible, it'll give you a "blank canvas"
to work with- an Open Road, or the Featherweight photographed are perfect examples of what I mean. my 2 cents. welcome & good luck!
David Conwill
Call Me a Cab
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- Bennington, VT 05201
I like it. I don't care for how stingy brims look on my round face (they make me look like I should be wearing lederhosen and advertising soup) but you've got a longer, more angular face that I think it looks good with.
My college roommate had a tweed hat in largely the same shape, he was tall and thin and angular and I rather liked the way the hat looked on him. It belonged to his grandfather. I often wonder if he still has it.
I've always called the tweed versions "Irish Walkers" but I'm not sure if that's correct or even where I got the term.
-Dave
My college roommate had a tweed hat in largely the same shape, he was tall and thin and angular and I rather liked the way the hat looked on him. It belonged to his grandfather. I often wonder if he still has it.
I've always called the tweed versions "Irish Walkers" but I'm not sure if that's correct or even where I got the term.
-Dave
