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Mayo![]() Loyal user WorymWood 211 Posts ![]() |
Okay I would like to get a casual/dress hat.
But am not sure what hat would go best with my face shape. And I have noticed allot of you guys wear hats. So, I figure you have to know what I am going through. Considering I have never worn a hat I have not a clue what would go with my face shape. http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-3/979002/Mn.jpg I was thinking a Bowlers hat, Or a Stetson Gable. I thank you for your time. Your friend, ~Mayo
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olivertwist![]() Special user Nashua, NH 582 Posts ![]() |
Mayo,
I think either one would work for you. Just put together a complete look that goes with either and that you are comfortable with and fits your personality. Bowlers are good for hat juggling tricks which can be a nice variety feature in an act. The Stetson makes me think of a Harry Anderson type of character. Let us know what you come up with. Oliver |
scottasf![]() Regular user san leandro, ca 157 Posts ![]() |
I wear a fedora. Google Hat Guys in Oakland, CA they have a great selection. I get all my hats there. When I am not wearing my Fedora, I also have a Beret (not for performing!
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KyletheGreat![]() Special user Georgia 560 Posts ![]() |
I wear a fedora and fake nerdy classes when I do my comical character change to Lester during my adult performances.
My usual show suit is a Red Zoot Suit with a Bowler/derby hat occasionally (when my hair is messed up and I cannot get it fixed before a show). You really have to look and see if the hat goes with the costume and persona. Or you could just go without a hat... |
Euangelion![]() Special user 688 Posts ![]() |
Mayo,
You fail to mention anything about your performing style or personna. Fit the hat to character. Edgy wiseguy maybe a fedora, riverboat gambler a western curled brim, and a funtime bartender like Doc Eason or Scotty York maybe that bowler is perfect or maybe for dark humored magic as an "undertaker", or a baret for an artsie fartsie type. The above are not meant to be all inclusive on the type of character that each hat represents but you should be able to sense how each hat might fit that type of character. If the character fits you the hat will follow.
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Pavel![]() Regular user 121 Posts ![]() |
I have a derby type hat and perform one-hat-juggling with if. This works nice in hands, but bad for putting it on table.
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magicalaurie![]() Inner circle Ontario, Canada 2955 Posts ![]() |
Depends on the image you want to convey. I think either type would look alright. Try them on and see which you like best. You might like both of them. I have a black cowboy hat which I wear very briefly and a straw hat with a colourful red band which, again, I just put on and take off. Make sure it's a hat YOU like. You have to wear it and be comfortable with it in order to pull it off. Make it YOUR hat.
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