. . .just because I've been going through another round of working on it:
A photo of my hat. . .
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Re: A photo of my hat. . .
Looks cool from the side...how about some more from different angles.
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Re: A photo of my hat. . .
From this same round of "sculpting:"
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. . .and another look from a few months back (same hat, different lighting, with less of a "dusting"):
and
. . .and another look from a few months back (same hat, different lighting, with less of a "dusting"):
Re: A photo of my hat. . .
Sweet! Looks almost like a cross between a Cairo and CS. Looks good!!!!
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Re: A photo of my hat. . .
Thanks for the compliments. I've resigned myself to the fact that getting "the look" means working with a hat over time through "many looks," since everything with an Indy-style fedora is a compromise. I also decided that I'd just put this hat through all kinds of treatments to break it in (although I have worn it for four years, as well), and see what happens. But it's impressive how reversible a lot of things are, like bashes, creases, dusting, ribbon work, etc. It's fun, and I've really come to look at doing this as something akin to sculpting (I have some art background, so. . .guess that's why).
Greg
Greg
Re: A photo of my hat. . .
Which hat is that?
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