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Re: Fedoras & Floppy Hats - Hot Hot Hot !

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:09:44 -0800 (PST), prqview200@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> For those of you that love hats you'll be in your glory - hats are hot
> this coming season - in fact floppy hats and fedoras are hot hot hot!!
> Yes there's all kinds of hats - pillbox, beret, cloche, cowboy - but
> what's important is floppy hats and fedoras - don't forget it!
> 
> The floppy has its origins in the 19th century. They've been in and
> out of fashion in the past. In 1969 Julie Christie wore floppy hats,
> in 1969 Faye Dunawy thrilled her fans wearing a big brim floppy.
> 
> The shape of the floppy hat flatters almost every face shape. The
> floppy hat is versatile and can evoke hippiedom, glamour,
> sophistication, casual. Spice it up with color or tone it down with
> neutral colors. Theres big floppies, small floppies. There's tall
> ones, short ones. One for every face shape. The Crhistian Dior spring
> collection features floppy hats.
> 
> The fedora initiated in men's fashion popularized by actors such as
> Humphrey Bogart and Cary Grant. Now this isn't the first time the
> fedora has made it into women's fashions. In 1964 Sophia Loren wore a
> fedora, and in 1966 Liza Manneli touted a fedora. Well now in 2005
> it's open season for all us gals. They give women a mysterious look.
> 
> In 2003 over $1 billion dollars was spent on womans hats. Wowzer - who
> would have thought. Now with floppy hats and fedoras being front and
> center state that figure is estimate to grow substantially.
> 
> So get on the band wagon or should we say hat wagon for the upcoming
> spring and summer season. Find yourself a couple of floppy hats or
> fedoras
> 
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bothsexes/20061002/47384.html

Hahahahaha!

It appears that Roy Schestowitz's spamming and seeding of Google is finally
having an effect.

It does appear to have misfired a little though.

Hahahahahahah!

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