New Fashion: Head Gear
Now that the cold snap has left the city the beanies and hoods have been replaced with head gear of a different kind.
Over the years hats have been worn for many different reasons whether religious or a fashion statement. You can easily update your look with an extensive choice of head coverings.
Turbans, no longer exclusive to fortune tellers, have been floating around the trend list for a couple of years and looks like they're here to stay for spring. The versatility of scarves are shown by twisting, wrapping and tying around the head with the bonus of concealing any level of a bad hair day. As for hats Its rare to stroll the city without spotting a fedora, pork pie or boater - they can complete any outfit whether dressy or casual.
Try City Hatters on Flinders St for an broad range of styles, all crafted with the highest quality materials. If vintage is your thing head to Shag in Centre Way arcade and hunt for that hidden gem. Who knows, you may just find your new look.
Words and photos: Holly Rose Butler
Over the years hats have been worn for many different reasons whether religious or a fashion statement. You can easily update your look with an extensive choice of head coverings.
Turbans, no longer exclusive to fortune tellers, have been floating around the trend list for a couple of years and looks like they're here to stay for spring. The versatility of scarves are shown by twisting, wrapping and tying around the head with the bonus of concealing any level of a bad hair day. As for hats Its rare to stroll the city without spotting a fedora, pork pie or boater - they can complete any outfit whether dressy or casual.
Try City Hatters on Flinders St for an broad range of styles, all crafted with the highest quality materials. If vintage is your thing head to Shag in Centre Way arcade and hunt for that hidden gem. Who knows, you may just find your new look.
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Words and photos: Holly Rose Butler
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