At right, Daphne Guinness, courtesy Paul Pincus.
At left: a plumed headdress at Chanel.
Comme des Garçons' cottony pouf. Runway pics courtesy style.com except where noted.
John Galliano (at right and next three, below)
Gloria Swanson, photographed by Edward Steichen for Vanity Fair, 1924.
Junya Watanabe cornucopias, via nytimes.com.
CC loves Hussein Chalayan’s angular net headdresses!
Photo trio courtesy zimbio.com.
At Ralph Lauren’s Spring 2009 show, the turban was all the raj!
CC leaves you on this somewhat dreary Saturday with a gorgeous, inspired collage by Fellow Fashionista Neon Stilettos.
I simultaneously love and fear that Vogue cover. Oh, and I saw that Vanity Fair cover. They are using it to advertise a show that the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is having of the photographs of Vanity Fair.
ReplyDeletethat 1924 Vogue photo is breathtaking...
ReplyDeleteso captivating it's crazytown.
happy saturday cc!
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I've always loved that Gloria Swanson photo. It looks so modern.
ReplyDeleteDeliciously entertaining.
ReplyDeleteWoah these are amazing, some are incredibly pretty, others are kinda freaky, but I still like them all! The CDG cottony thing is lovely and I adore the flowers.
ReplyDeleteJust delicious, Carrie!
ReplyDeletehmmm... i like unique head pieces in theory.
ReplyDeleteloved the ones from the village care benefit! some of those headdresses were just insane! :)
ReplyDeleteHi there-I do love the Ralph Lauren take on this trend!
ReplyDeleteahhaha so much to see the 1924 vogue is goregeous!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this post - I had so much fun looking at all of these crazy looks!
ReplyDeleteA lot of these are simply a work of art and beautiful but a little difficult to wear in everyday life, however I would try perhaps the navy blue (or is it black? hard to tell) turban from Ralph Lauren! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your sweet comment, by the way! :)
xoxo,
S-C
Some crazely amazing looks.
ReplyDeleteI love all about hats and stuff like that.
Thanks for sharing.
xoxo
aww, i WISH i was dressing up as marie antoinette for halloween! unfortunately i'm working :( ah well. these are all lovely!
ReplyDeleteJust - GORGEOUS!
ReplyDelete:)
FM
What a FUN post! I can decide which hat I would love to wear... they are all WONDERFUL! FUN FUN FUN!!!! ENJOY your weekend! Fifi
ReplyDeletei love the fancy headbands out now! i wish i could just wear them out!
ReplyDeletethe vogue cover is fierce!
ReplyDeleteNot wearable in the street, but some of them are so pretty^^
ReplyDeleteFantastical and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog.
ReplyDeleteNice Pics
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Ooooh! I like them all, especially the angular net ones!
ReplyDeleteSo increadibly stunning! Love headwear, its so often neglected so its wonderful to see so many represented here!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely lovely comments, they are so much appreciated.
Have a wonderful weekend! x
if i could i wolud wear it in the real life!
ReplyDeletei wish i had a place to wear those kind of head piecess (not like i could afford it.. but STILL, a girl can only dream .. hehe)
ReplyDeletelol! u always pickout the loveliest pix for the right post titles!! pweedie.
ReplyDeleteOh Halloween.It's everywhere but not in germany.That sucks cause I love it :(
ReplyDeleteThese head accesoires are so pretty. I love them.The ones the ladies at the rio carneval wear are so damn good
WOOOOOW! FANTASTIC BLOG! I ADD U FOR MY FAVOURITE BLOGS!
ReplyDeleteya i of the pics i find :)
ReplyDeletehi cc:
ReplyDeletethank you so much for the mention!!! i love it when that happens : )
this editorial/report is magnificent! i never tire of john galliano and wendy b is so right about the steichen photograph...gorgeous!
cheers : )
i like the bottom collage. :D
ReplyDeleteHmmm.... such lovely hats! Nice inspirations... The Vogue photo is amazing.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Mademoiselle M.
i love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love....(ok i'l stop now ;o)
ReplyDeletethat Vogue cover with D.G. She is terrific and truely gets couture.
The headpieces are simply ART! wow id frame a few and put them on display in my flat!
xx
Marian