Just because it's chilly with the promise of snow doesn't mean one has to hide behind a woollen beanie 'til March, the humble tea cosy is making way for a more glamorous breed of headwear. The gates have been thrown open for everyone from the fourties inspired fedora to the floppy felt sun hat.
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| Alexa Chung modelling a leopard print floppy hat in November's Elle |
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| Fearne Cotton in another leopard print felt sun hat |
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| Both are much akin to this offering from Urban Outfitters for £40 | | | |
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| Kate Moss makes her getaway in a Trillby |
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| Daisy Lowe tops off her sheer outfit with a Fedora | | |
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| I love the deep Maroon of this Trillby from Topshop £25 |
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I really like the idea of a Trillby or Fedora adorned with feathers on the band, almost reminiscent of a 1940's journalist's hat where they would tuck their notes into the band.
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I do like the above offering from Topshop, but I prefer my feathers to be a little more eyecatching. This is how I gave a simple £7.99 felt fedora from H&M a bit more kick..
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| Add peacock feathers bought from Ebay to said fedora by tucking into the band |
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| And you have your own feather adorned fedora! |
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