Here are the best men's fedoras you can buy:Best men's fedora overall: Bailey of Hollywood BlixenBest fedora on a budget: 9th Street Reverb ClassicBest fedora for summer: Dobbs RosebudBest fedora for dressing up: The Biltmore Camden Ark
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Its Coleman fedora is a good-looking Western-style fedora with a 2.5-inch brim and clean design.
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There is a certain kind of bro who is always wearing a fedora, even if he isn't wearing a fedora.
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It is difficult to maintain a serious conversation with a fellow human when you have in your possession a Red Hot Chili Peppers fedora, regardless of how lit that fedora may be.
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Some evenings he wore the Red Sox cap, some evenings he wore the brown fedora, and some evenings he went back and forth, more or less rapidly, between the cap and the fedora.
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HE WEARS A fedora hat, pinstriped suit and a scowl.
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The man's totally showing up next time in a fedora.
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The fake Depp wears a fedora, vest, and baggy jeans.
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In a separate interview later, Fedora tried to clarify himself.
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Another 2018 star, Aodhan, wore a fedora for the show.
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I don't think it's the fedora itself that's the problem.
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While wearing a fedora with my press pass in it.
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We shed the fedora and the white gloves eons ago.
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A baby in a tiny fedora surveyed his future domain.
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In a perfect, on the nose detail, Randall wears William's fedora.
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Paradis, meanwhile, rocked a straw fedora and a tailored gray suit.
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But you killed it by dint of not wearing a fedora.
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His father was dressed in a flannel shirt and a fedora.
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In another photo, he wears a fedora and a ridiculous goatee.
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His fedora and his trench coat had drawn a bystander's attention.
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Why is "neckbeard" the top recommended search when you google fedora?
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I walked in and found a great classic little black fedora.
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I'd walked past that mirror only moments earlier, wearing the fedora.
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American flags protruded from their caps like feathers from a fedora.
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"I'm convinced he's our guy," UNC coach Larry Fedora said of Trubisky.
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Young provides the squeaky voice for grizzled, fedora-wearing reporter Clyde Coil.
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"*Nazi puts on fedora*"That's an international alt-right man of mystery.
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Get out your flare pants, your fedora hats, and your elbow gloves.
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I should have known a guy in a fedora would be gross.
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"It's a sad situation," Ms. Rodriguez said from under her white fedora.
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The actress styled her jacket with tinted sunglasses and a taupe fedora.
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I'm not really superstitious, but that fedora was absolutely, definitely, scientifically cursed.
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In the game, you play as a recently deceased fedora-wearing detective.
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According to Spielberg, Ford is hanging up his fedora after this sequel.
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When he adds a fedora to the ensemble, he's positively Sinatra-esque.
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At one point Mr. Wilder, in a fedora, passes across the frame.
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The former First Lady looks stylish in short shorts, a fedora and braids.
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He has been spotted wearing madras shirts, blazers, and an ever-present fedora.
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UNC football coach Larry Fedora said he could not comment on the allegations.
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Do the tank tops lurk enigmatically in shadowy alleyways while wearing a fedora?
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It's not like trying on a hat (or, God help us, a fedora).
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The Dobbs Rosebud is a handsome straw fedora that's ideal for warmer weather.
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I headed to a show on Tuesday night and forgot about the fedora.
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I don't know what I ate, but I'm certain it was the fedora.
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As I pondered this, I glanced around the room, searching for the fedora.
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I am completely against the fedora fad, if you can call it that.
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Poe tips his black fedora and leaves with the monkey on his shoulder.
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It was Floyd, in a black fedora, leaning on his tightly rolled umbrella.
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Mr. Totino is sitting up and conscious, with his coat and fedora on.
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He topped the monochromatic look with a cream fedora and a pair of aviators.
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The actor wore a corduroy navy blazer, matching pants and a navy fedora hat.
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" She also raised the question of whether another participant could secure "fedora shaped helmets.
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And now the actress is once again covering up in the same straw fedora.
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In December of 2014 KnightofSunlight posted a screenshot of a fedora meme from YouTube.
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But third, and most important of all, I want to talk about that fedora.
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She topped off her cover look with a black fedora tipped over one eye.
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He topped off the look with a fedora — a signature piece for the singer.
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When the woman blows her bubble gum, it dons a fedora and floats away.
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Rule number one is at least have one stylish cap, of course, the fedora.
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For colder seasons, sweaters, overshirts, and blazers all work well with a felt fedora.
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The Cruiser from Stetson is a travel-friendly fedora with a subtle Westen vibe.
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Day one had ended, although the curse of the fedora had only just begun.
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The man's fedora and the silhouette of his clothing suggest that it's the 1950s.
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Fedora-like hats in the early 20th century were often worn by both sexes.
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Formerly known as Fedora, Teachable compares itself to Shopify, and other course marketplaces to Etsy.
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He might be old, but he was still fine-looking, natty in his grey fedora.
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Hayek completed the bikini look with a fedora hat, sunglasses and a long chain necklace.
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She also accessorized her look with a black purse and a white-and-black fedora.
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Andre is slowly becoming his dad, dripping with betrayal and a black fedora to boot.
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"I already have the fedora and coat," the Jane the Virgin star tweeted on Friday.
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He wore his usual attire of an Irish tweed jacket, cowboy boots and a fedora.
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LIVE BY NIGHT Who knew Ben Affleck could look so dangerous in a white fedora?
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Usually Sean would join me, but today he wouldn't because I was wearing a fedora.
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On stage, Dylan wore white face paint, a fedora covered in flowers, occasionally a mask.
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Another dancer, Gowardy Horton, 38, gave Rudey his fedora, crowning him the party's reigning Michael.
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Indy is donning the infamous felt fedora once more as the archaeologist-adventurer-teacher-hearthrob.
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He was a dandy, often sporting seersucker suits, paisley ties, pocket squares and a fedora.
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One sees Cohen, in his fedora, looking down with his all but imperceptible impish grin.
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Gaga accessorized her look with a powder blue Saks Potts coat and Joanne-esque pink fedora.
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For a "gentleman's" hat to wear to the office, she likes the Goorin Radley felt fedora.
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Gaga accessorized her look with a powder blue Saks Potts coat and Joanne-esque pink fedora.
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Also anything that fits the "hipster" image such as plaid shirts, vintage sweaters and a fedora.
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But in Quebec, the locals looked upon me as a God when I wore my fedora.
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Shag's images served as a kind of hallmark of the polka dot and fedora-bearing subculture.
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Instead of the messy look Sheeran typically goes for, Brendan hides his hair underneath a fedora.
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As a six-year-old, I had an unhealthy fixation on Mickey Mouse's fedora-wearing friend.
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Even a solitary fedora-wearing guy on the side of the road can make a difference.
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Then O'Keefe, in a fedora, performed Michael Jackson's choreography to "Billie Jean," including a passable moonwalk.
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I woke up to find my girlfriend's cat, Sanchez, glaring at the fedora with genuine disdain.
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As the company announced today, though, it's now also adding support for OpenSuSE and Fedora, too.
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I get talking to Mark, who is in a fedora and drinking a bottle of Buckfast.
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"I think the fedora has gotten the worst rap out of all of them," says DeLeon.
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DeLeon says because the fedora is such a classic, men wear it expecting to appear gentlemanly.
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The coaches Williams and Fedora make $2.1 million and $1.8 million, respectively, in salary and incentives.
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A willowy woman from Bonn wandered in, trailing a guy from Peru who wore a fedora.
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"I'm fascinated with brains," he said, after putting on his costume (blue fedora, pink tropical shirt).
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Kid Rock, whose legal name is Robert Ritchie, wore his signature backward fedora and easygoing expression.
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ARM-based EC2 instances support Amazon Linux 2, Ubuntu, Red Hat, SUSE, Fedora, Debian and FreeBSD.
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At his office, he was known for his red suspenders, bright button-down shirts, and fedora.
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A nattily dressed gentleman on my flight to Rio wore two dozen flamboyantly arrayed on his fedora.
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"I'm so excited about bringing UNC football into the Jordan," said Larry Fedora, the team's head coach.
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Law had one tinted blue sunglasses, a dark blue corduroy suit, and a stunning oversized navy fedora.
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The delay means Ford will be 79 when he appears as the Fedora-wearing archeologist in theaters.
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Its eyes are filled with hammer and sickle insignias, and it sports a fedora similar to Turner's.
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Lil' Future's even wearing MJ's trademark fedora, which he tips down over his face like a pro.
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Raiders of the Lost AARP Harrison Ford dusts off his fedora again in another Indiana Jones movie.
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Winter's coming — time to shelve your festival wear, fedora, and Vans until summer rolls back around, right?
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Did you know that among the Circle of Hats, the fedora is by far the biggest pariah?
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He wears a powder-blue fedora and a long black leather jacket, a gift from Carlos Santana.
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The fourth was this then-kid in a fedora in a trinket shop in Hollywood, Matt Drudge.
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All three of our menswear experts agreed that the fedora, despite being a classic, holds terrible connotations.
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Benioff seems to expand — fedora-wearing, 6-foot-5, human, sometimes a little sweaty around the margins.
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Instead, you find the bespectacled man wearing a narrow-brimmed straw fedora and a close-cut red beard.
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And there was that weird take on the Hamburglar, who looked like an amateur wrestler in a fedora.
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As you can see in the photo above, Stupid's avatar is also a photo of the fedora meme.
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Mirrored shades, a choker and fedora completed the Badass Brit at the Beach vibe she was going for.
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But how does one end up buying a Red Hot Chili Peppers fedora and wearing it with pride?
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She also accessorized her look with a black purse, Illesteva Leonard sunglasses and a white-and-black fedora.
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But apparently this is someone who UNC coach Larry Fedora thinks should be around college football players again.
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"I'm not thinking about down the road with him," North Carolina coach Larry Fedora told reporters of Surratt.
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"I already have the fedora and coat," Rodriguez tweeted to a fan on social media, confirming her involvement.
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"I'm not sure that anything is proven that football, itself, causes (CTE)," Fedora said, according to the affiliate.
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The Tar Heels, who were a combined 5-18 over the past two seasons, fired Fedora on Sunday.
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Pros: Durable yet lightweight summer fedora with a variety of color choicesCons: Not suitable for all face types
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Wayans, 47, looked the part dressed in a plaid coat, grey suit and a classic feathered-fedora hat.
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It is every worst lesbian (and female) stereotype smashed together, wearing a fedora and a technicolor tattoo sleeve.
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Women's wear borrows from men's, too: Pantsuits, button-down shirts and fedora hats all flow from men's wear.
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The supermodel accessorized the look with brown heels, a black purse, drop earrings, and dark wide-brimmed fedora.
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One day, I noticed a well-dressed man in a fedora walk past me in the opposite direction.
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From then until midnight, he'd frantically switched among the yarmulke, the Red Sox cap, and the brown fedora.
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Wayans, 47, looked the part dressed in a plaid coat, gray suit and a classic feathered-fedora hat.
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It is what I call the aura of fedora: a distinct doucheyness that manifests on the metaphysical plane.
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Bald, bulky Raihan poses in personal photos with fine wine and cheese next to his grey feathered fedora.
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Perhaps, then, the man in the fedora is simply the Israeli branch of the artist known as Banksy?
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This time, he wore a mauve three-piece suit, glitter tie-up loafters, a pink scarf, and a fedora.
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If you're excited about the Linux distributions Ubuntu, Suse, and Fedora arriving to the Windows Store, know you're uncommon.
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Things are so bad, a simple toy car illusion throws the sparkly fedora-wearing magician into a screaming rage.
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She later added a matching white blazer and fedora while surrounded by dozens of '40s era gangster-styled dancers.
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His profile photos on multiple accounts show a slim white man with black-rimmed glasses, frequently sporting a fedora.
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A video posted by TMZ shows the Biebs being consoled by a fedora-clad gentleman following their near-scuffle.
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Don't let his fedora and tie fool you; the father in "My Dad at the Zoo" is a kid.
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At the DeploraBall he wore a fedora, a pin-striped suit jacket, and eyeglasses with stylish John Varvatos frames.
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Grab your whip and fedora and join Indy in a globe-spanning race to unearth the mysterious 'Infernal Machine.
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With a jaunty fedora and a leather whip, he careens across the Egyptian desert, discovering long-lost ancient secrets.
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Pair a straw fedora with a short-sleeved button-up shirt and chinos for a casual warm-weather outfit.
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I tried to peacock Fiona, approaching her through the fence in a bright red blazer and a natty fedora.
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It was almost midnight when I met up with my girlfriend who saw my fedora and was visibly disgusted.
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I'm not saying that this kind of person would wear a fedora, but I'm also not not saying that.
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On our visit, he wore red pants, a black patterned tie, a sport coat and a soft black fedora.
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Pilgrims come daily to pay homage to the painted portrait of Cohen, staring plaintively from under his signature fedora.
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But note her tourmate Justin Timberlake had been doing the exact same thing with a fedora plopped on top.
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The picture showed a curious figure in a long overcoat, hunched beneath a black fedora near the central sculpture.
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A voice tells you to shift your attention to the man in the fedora who has materialized beside you.
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The man in the fedora told store employees that he was looking to buy a ring, the official said.
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The man in the fedora told store employees that he was looking to buy a ring, the official said.
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He stands with his head bent, leaning slightly on one foot and his fedora cocked forward on his head.
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"He was chocolaty with big bright eyes and sporting a fresh Mohawk beneath a tan-colored fedora," she said.
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Daniel Lee Simmons Sr., known as "Dapper Dan," who always wore a fedora and usually led the Bible study.
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One's in a parody of country-club casual (plaid pants, blazer, shades, fedora, bow tie, beer can, megawatt grin).
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JONI WAS WEARING HER YSL FOLK TUNIC, A LEATHER CAPE HEDI MADE FOR HER AND THE YSL CLASSIC FEDORA pic.twitter.
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Fedora has several openings at wide receiver but was encouraged by the play of junior Devin Perry during camp. 1.
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" "I still remember seeing Janine coming out in that red coat and that fedora and thinking, 'Wow, she nailed it.
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There are no fedora-wearers in the room, no cheap cigars, no writers on the take (that I know of).
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Ashton-Gonzalez is wearing a feathered fedora, making his Orson Welles-like delivery of his exploits all the more effective.
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At our Manhattan restaurants Fedora and Bar Sardine, we are lucky to have the knowledge and resources to do better.
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Al Capone, who became a style icon from the era, was rarely, if ever, seen without his signature fedora hat.
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Noah, $48 If you're looking for a bold look and to upgrade from a fedora, try a wide brimmed one.
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Weber, who wears a fedora and has the calm, inscrutable demeanor of an undercover agent, came on staff in 2001.
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A fedora hat Ford wore as Indiana Jones in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" is estimated at 200,000-300,000 pounds.
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The depiction of jazz camp — with its hypercompetitive, fedora-wearing, skinny white guys trying to talk like Miles Davis — slays.
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Bushi Sport, Busta Rhymes (1999-2000) Unfortunately for Busta Rhymes, the leather vest-and-fedora look never really took off.
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For the first time, I noticed a black barber's smock and a fedora hanging from a hook on the mirror.
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He donned an improvised fedora and packed a Bowie knife to became a rumpled, roly-poly incarnation of Indiana Jones.
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Perhaps she was channeling her mother, Princess Charlene, who dressed in all white for the event, including a stylish fedora.
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This is the story of a dapper man in a black fedora who lives in unit 16G in the Bronx.
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He removed his black fedora while a military orchestra played first the North Korean national anthem, then the Russian anthem.
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Microsoft also posted a new video featuring your favorite Fedora-wearing Microsoft executive Senior Product Marketing Manager, Bryan Roper (see above).
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"I honestly don't know if I've ever been a part of a worst offensive performance," disappointed coach Larry Fedora told reporters.
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Inspired by Dapper Dan's all-plaid look, he chose multiple plaid pieces in various colors, a straw fedora and floral shoes.
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He would often begin shows by swapping a hard hat for a fedora as he told the tale of his rise.
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Just like the company's toilet paper dispenser and self-tipping fedora, the Incognito Lock belongs in its own hall of fame.
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Though it works with fedora and state officials on some projects, The Boring Company says it relies solely on private funding.
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Now he struts through tailgates and stadiums in a flashy red suit and fedora yelling at the top of his lungs.
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Fedora also said that football is "under attack" while answering questions Wednesday during the Atlantic Coast Conference Media Days in Charlotte.
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Chris put on a rakish fedora to play Indiana Jones, running and cracking the whip as his body and voice changed.
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The couple met in April 2015 in the West Village, where they both lived at the time, at the restaurant Fedora.
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In the back, the owner Samuel Hargress, a fedora perched on his head, gazed out at the crowd through dark glasses.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2009, Tokyo's Waseda University built a fedora-sporting flautist robot powered by cranked air.
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"I'm extremely disappointed in our players' actions and how their actions reflect on the university and our department," Fedora told reporters.
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The front window is etched with the restaurant's logo, a man in a fedora, testament to Mr. Albenio's love of hats.
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The outspoken CEO appeared to be front and center at Ivanka Trump&aposs keynote talk — wearing his signature fedora, of course.
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To finish the bold look, he added a fuzzy jacket, a Alexis Bittar necklace, black platform heels and his black fedora.
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Meanwhile, Falchuk changed into a pair of gray pants and white sneakers and added a beige fedora hat to his look.
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By the time Oscar Isaac swoops in with a fedora and a wolfish grin, the movie has become a bludgeoning pastiche.
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He's a pit bull in a fedora, but his loyalty to the studio suggests that he's either an idealist or a fanatic.
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"We knew that one loss probably wasn't going to be the difference in the conference play," North Carolina coach Larry Fedora said.
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Sporting an off-white fedora and mismatching outfit, Hudson captioned the shot "I think someone's ready to go," alongside animated heart emojis.
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She's not particularly interested in having sex with her date, a fedora-wearing but nice-seeming young man named Chad (Jimmy Bellinger).
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Kate kept her cut totally under wraps in the same straw fedora with a black band she previously wore with a wig.
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The second prize that I had the opportunity to collect was a white fedora hat that you can make your Garfield wear .
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And if social media posts are any indication, the frozen cocktails are aimed squarely at a fedora-wearing, MDMA glowstick-waving demographic.
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You need a tan blazer, a straw fedora, khaki dress pants, an off-white polo shirt, some loafers, and a fake nosebleed.
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The first two are classics, and the last one is a wide brimmed hat that's a more elevated version of a fedora.
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I wasn't always a hat person, so if you're thinking that a fedora isn't your thing, perhaps I can convince you otherwise.
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I basically spent the entire night feeling super confident, walking around tipping my fedora, and saying "good day sir" to total strangers.
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The Trend Boy knows wearing a fedora would make him a certain kind of Trend Boy, so he wears a different hat.
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I'm a musician/performer and occasionally I wore my red fedora and did little hat-and-cane dances at my live shows.
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I feel like for a lot of guys, the fedora was targeting the classic sort of '60s Mad Men, Don Draper era.
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Rarely without his fedora, he gets around on a red electric scooter and draws his blues and jazz musicians across the neighborhood.
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Despite the heat and humidity, he wore a dark long-sleeve shirt, black jeans and boots, topped off with a green fedora.
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Wearing a black coat and fedora, Mr. Kim stepped off near the border for a traditional Russian greeting with bread and salt.
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The man's face is hidden, but his battered fedora, clasped hands, and cane give viewers a sense of his mood and circumstances.
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In the opposite corner, a woman in a sparkly dress invites another wearing a fedora and a faux mustache to the dance floor.
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La La Slam Donovan Mitchell, a huge fan of musicals, takes to the court in a beige suit and a very big fedora.
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Trump wore a beige blazer over a crisp white shirt, black tie and cream pants, accessorizing the look with a matching fedora hat.
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For the talk, he wore Victoria Beckham trousers with a purple jacket, a white shirt, and a hot-pink fedora with matching gloves.
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Pitt, 52, wore a white T-shirt and light-colored khaki jeans for the afternoon, pairing his look with a fedora and sunglasses.
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I have never loved an item of clothing as much as I loved that fedora and I imagine that I never will again.
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Both Nugent and Kid Rock wore hats during their visit: Nugent in a camouflage cowboy hat and Kid Rock in a black fedora.
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A man with a fedora sipped something brown on the rocks; a woman left smudged lipstick on what looked like a wine spritzer.
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Vacation essentials, including chic sunnies, studded sandals and a classic fedora to shield from the sun while you're sun-bathing on the shore.
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Not sure how I feel about putting my trust in a company who's presentation guy looks like a shady pimp with fedora. pic.twitter.
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Kendall Jenner snapped a topless photo on Saturday, accenting her bold look with a pair of hip-high orange boots and a fedora.
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Sarah, the scientologist, brought out her teenage son, who wore a fedora and pants that looked like they were made out of leather.
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A black-and-white Sub_Urban Riot "Slow Jams" tank for $44, which she wore with denim cut-offs and an oversize (orange!) fedora.
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Fedora said he's not convinced a link between chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, and football has been proven, according to CNN affiliate WTVD.
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Its Dunmore fedora is made in the US from wool felt, has a 2.5-inch snap brim, and a beautifully detailed leather hatband.
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He was considered a pioneer of so-called sapeur culture, marked by its dedication to extravagant fashions like stylish suits and fedora hats.
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I knew the fedora was almost universally disliked, but I never predicted the extent of how it would affect my standing among others.
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North Carolina football coach Larry Fedora had some pretty, um, radical prophecies of doom he decided to relay during ACC media day today.
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He already looks the part; he wore a black fedora and carried a white leather backpack to his news conference after Game 1.
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Forget about "Gilligan's Island" and the Kangol caps of the '90s: The bucket hat has dethroned the fedora as the chapeau du jour.
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His arty, charismatic guru aesthetic was still intact — his fedora a little too dashing on what should have been a deeply bowed head.
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White-haired and bushy-mustached, compact and courtly, Mr. Dimonda always wears a tailored suit and tie, often set off with a fedora.
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The same style — the long camel coat, the biker jackets, the fedora hats and the Chanel boy bag — was all I was seeing.
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A fedora hat worn by Mr. Ford as Indiana Jones in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" is estimated at 200,000 to 300,000 pounds.
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The woman he bought Fedora from, who has since died, was 89 when she sold it and was still showing up each night.
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The women also sported similar hats, and the duchess&apos Hicks & Brow feathered fedora may be one of her most daring looks yet.
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An earnest O'Brien, captured in a rare moment without sunglasses, sports a characteristically eclectic get-up of a workwear jumpsuit and noirish fedora.
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Underneath the moth's abdomen is a DJ called Shpongle, adorned with his plumed fedora, rhythmically swaying over the decks to the beats he's projecting.
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" Fedora did, however, tell reporters that "tweaking" the sport for "the betterment for the health and safety of players — you're doing a great thing.
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Brad Pitt, 54-year-old actor and big fan of a classic fedora, spent his Thanksgiving in Turks and Caicos, as Us Weekly reports.
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There's a Twitter account, 198,000 followers strong, devoted to "Keanu doing things" like wearing a fedora or hanging out on set with Sandra Bullock.
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Pippa served up major style inspiration once again, this time opting for a cream-colored Isabel Marant Étoile dress, white fedora and tan wedges.
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Complete with purple background lighting, D'Angelo, dressed in black fedora and white fur vest, played the keys as Rudolph and Lieberum provided background vocals.
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Ubuntu's "snap" package format now works on a bunch of other popular Linux distros, including Arch, Debian, Fedora, and most of the Ubuntu flavors.
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Pros: A well-made quality fedora, a nice range of colorsCons: Not as long-lasting as fur felt, colors can fade over the years
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Many fedora aficionados prefer fur felt over wool felt because of the former's long-wearing properties, tendency to retain its shape, and its colorfastness.
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The two lived only blocks from each other in Manhattan's West Village, and decided to meet at their local bar, Fedora, at 10 p.m.
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The rest of the menu is in the hands of Matt Griffin, until recently in charge of the food at Fedora and Bar Sardine.
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Among the emails seized by investigators was one from Mr. Lhéritier to Jean-Claude Vrain, a fedora-wearing fixture of Paris's rare books market.
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In "Live by Night," Ben Affleck plays one of those romanticized antiheroes that movie stars love to suit up for, sometimes with a fedora.
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Later he stood before reporters in his gray fedora and spoke of needing to reflect before making decisions about his future in New York.
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The Bonn and Berlin women started speaking German, and the guy in the fedora asked if he could grab a chair from my table.
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Mr. Thornton certainly looked like a rock star, in a sleeveless black tank top, fedora, dog tags dangling from a chain around his neck.
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In it, he wears just a grey short-sleeve T-shirt (tied in a knot in the back), silver chain, black fedora, and a smile.
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The pop star already has quite the real-estate portfolio, with notches to hang her fedora in New York City's Tribeca, Rhode Island, and Nashville.
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Microsoft has been steadily making Windows 10 a lot more developer friendly, adding the bash command line, alongside Ubuntu, SUSE Linux, and Fedora Linux distributions.
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In fact, Instagram is where we found out that Ventimiglia is a fedora enthusiast as well as a heartbreaker (and a fan of Asian sculpture).
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So you might be out of luck if you're in search of a Spurs flat bill—but an upscale fedora and accompanying felt hat brush?
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If a fedora was personified, he'd be that surly dude at the bar who smirks insufferably while pew pewing his finger guns at unlucky passersby.
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Despite health problems, Mr. Barbieri, still sporting his trademark black fedora, had been appearing monthly at the Blue Note, where he first performed in 1985.
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There are so many great hat companies and fedora styles available that it was really hard to choose which ones to include on the list.
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Unfortunately for Jeff Mason from Reuters (and the rest of America,) when he took the mic, Trump's hair-obsessed brain could only register his fedora.
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The toddlers are seen walking and talking in a few shots, as well as showing off their adorable outfits like Sir's colorful overalls and fedora.
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"Most popular styles are reworked classics, like the fedora, panama and hats with brims, for both men and women," said Andrew Keith, the company's president.
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They arrived to PyPy's raucous soundtrack of "She's Gone," introducing a reedy David Bowie look-alike wearing a three-piece evening suit, Wayfarers and theatrical fedora.
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Hamilton, 34, who races for Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport, somberly walked alongside Lauda's coffin after the private service, wearing all-black with a fedora and sunglasses.
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"We held them to 20 points and created extra possessions by stopping them on fourth down, blocking a field goal and creating two turnovers," Fedora said.
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A few months later, they entered a Grammys party arm-in-arm, and vacationed in March in Cabo San Lucas, where Ashlee donned Pete's trademark fedora.
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In the meantime, a developer version is being offered for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) and Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE).
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He may have left the fedora at home for this trip to Central Park, but he channeled his dad's style via joggers and pint-sized sneakers.
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Chef Matt Griffin of New York's Fedora and Bar Sardine says a good way to start is by avoiding Jessica Simpson's favourite chicken of the sea.
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Chart Position: #245 Spotify Streams: 0003 millionJax Jones sampled Booka Shade and M.A.N.D.Y's 2000 Ibiza classic "Body Language" for this threadbare secondhand fedora of a single.
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Invariably attired in trench coat and fedora, boy-band hair licking over the rim, Hong searches for the man who killed his mother 20 years earlier.
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Netflix. The latest original work from the streaming platform is an animated series about the international criminal with Gina Rodriguez's cartoon avatar donning the red fedora.
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Sam has a chip on his shoulder, a fedora, a partner with one foot out the door, and a wife who uses too many exclamation marks.
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" UNC head football coach Larry Fedora said that he was aware of what was happening, he "cannot comment on either the allegation or the investigative process.
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Education tech startup Teachable (formerly known as Fedora) has raised $4 million in a Series A round of funding according to CEO and founder Ankur Nagpal.
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"He took the ball where it needed to go," Fedora said of Surratt, who passed for 259 yards in last week's 27-17 defeat to Duke.
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In the novel, she gives herself a tattered, dissolute glamour — she's wearing a rakish rose-brown man's fedora and one of her mother's threadbare silk dresses.
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JIN KANG, who was at Le Bernardin, is the new chef at Gabriel Stulman's Fedora, replacing Matt Griffin, who left to work on another Stulman project.
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Then the steps were lowered, and a Chechen military police officer carried down a pale, thin boy awkwardly dressed in a plaid jacket and a fedora.
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It's there she meets Briggs, a fedora-wearing eighth grader who is clearly enamored by Bea and her work — a development that causes Bea further anxiety.
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When he walked the red carpet of the American Music Awards in 2014, he experimented with an accessory that would soon become a favorite — a fedora.
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He sat in silence before me, this aged, tiny, impeccably dressed poet, his black fedora tilted lightly on his head, his voice booming all around us.
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The Central Intelligence Agency was a Xerox customer, and when agency employees arrived for a meeting, Mr. Tesler attended wearing a trench coat and a fedora.
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His preferred outfit was this red, Adidas-esque tracksuit and a little black fedora—two clothing items the human version of my boyfriend didn't actually own.
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Wearing a black fedora, the North Korean leader spoke from the balcony, addressing his people about the scourge of imperialism and the need to address it.
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Before leaving, he asked for a quote for a custom hat made of beaver fur as well as a burgundy fedora that Mr. Huynh was designing.
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The man in a fedora who drank a half-gallon of milk in the crowd at the World Series now suddenly seems so normal in comparison.
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America has Von Dutch trucker hats, backwards baseball caps, and the dreaded fedora; Brits have bespoke fascinators designed by accomplished young milliners in the heart of London.
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We manage to find one hat store that's open so we finally get M. a much-needed straw fedora to help protect him from the sun ($12).
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The leather jacket, fedora and shades are, arguably, an upgrade over the wigged out getup he was rocking earlier this month at a different Phoenix-area eatery.
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Danielle Bernstein, founder of We Wore What and designer of Archive Shoes: Forget the beanie, baseball cap, and fedora – it's all about the cadet hat this year!
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Prince Harry donned the same white smock worn by factory workers, but he wore a fedora-shaped net instead of the blue hair net worn by employees.
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Fedora, a Greenwich Village restaurant owned by Gabriel Stulman, announced Monday that it would also discard its no-tipping policy, which it had begun four months ago.
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The biggest controversy had to do with the silly headgear: the pith helmet on safari in Kenya, which had people crying "Colonialism" and "Ignorance," and the fedora.
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His perceptions do not extend much beyond "the radius of his fedora," and his delight in bending reality as he pleases seems almost childlike, and utterly charming.
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"Gotta check my taps for sound," Mr. Lacey, decked out in a gray silk suit and tilted fedora, said 90 minutes before showtime at the Apollo Theater.
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"I'm helping people paint a visual image of themselves," said Mr. Huynh, 36, while standing in front of an actual painting of himself in an orange fedora.
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" Of one 50-year-old woman in a fedora with a hint of facial hair, he wrote, "came as Frank Woodhull" and "dressed 15 yrs in men's clothes.
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Ian Begley reports that "management" was "disappointed in the team's performance," but management could mean team president Phil Jackson or James Dolan, the fedora that owns the Knicks.
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Ubuntu, SUSE Linux, and Fedora will all be available to install directly from the Windows Store, making it easy to run Linux apps on any Windows 10 device.
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The less successful part of the medley were the accoutrements, which included a fedora (for when Clarkson sang as Bruno Mars in "Finesse") and a gymnast doing flips.
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A Twitter video of the couple showed Barack and Michelle walking side by side with Michelle dressed comfortably in short-shorts, a fedora and her hair in braids.
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He rarely travels without his emotional, trenchcoat-and-fedora-wearing partner, Donald French (Scott Chernoff), whose tendency to freak out in stressful situations balances Branski's psychotic self-assuredness.
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After finishing an interview with NPR, Fonda, wearing her red coat and a tilted olive fedora, flitted among them like a mother bird, delivering greetings and long hugs.
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Chinese contacts confirmed that Mr. Huang really was writing a biography of Mr. Wang, a flamboyant figure who wore a fedora and was said to conduct autopsies personally.
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Then there was Michael Jackson circa "Smooth Criminal" and the great fedora renaissance of the early 2000s, as championed by the likes of Pete Doherty and Johnny Depp.
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The term "neo soul" gets thrown around a lot, a broad descriptor applied to anything ranging from D'Angelo to a certain kind of fedora-invoking, preciously retro pop.
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At the head of the table, Ms. Wurzl, wearing an olive-green fedora, asked the assembled to introduce themselves by describing a professional risk they had taken recently.
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"This man could wear a hat almost as well as he played guitar," one early caption reads, accurately, alongside a photo of Prince performing in a red fedora.
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Tall and black, he is also fashion-obsessed, as was evident when he arrived at our interview in a fur-trimmed cape, platform sneakers and a wool fedora.
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But he does not wield a whip nor wear a fedora nor, for that matter, display the vigor of a young Harrison Ford or a young Jackie Chan.
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The shadowy photography, fedora-clad detectives, and innocent-man-wrongly-accused elements place Gattaca not in the future, but the past, recalling the great films noir of yesteryear.
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Lawrence looked casual in a white top, jeans, black heels and matching black fedora, while her art gallerist beau sported a blue long-sleeve, purple pants and Adidas sneakers.
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Lopez gets bonus points for pairing it with a straw fedora, another red carpet staple of the early '00s that has since fallen mostly out of favor. JenniferLopezVEVO/Youtube
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The second most expensive item being auctioned is a fedora hat Ford wore as Indiana Jones in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" which is estimated at 200,000-300,000 pounds.
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Last summer around this time he was snapped in LAX wearing a brown tissue tee paired with his go-to aviator frames, favorite fedora and that signature BP swagger.
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Prince Philip hosted a reception in the palace gardens in honor of London Youth's 130 anniversary on Wednesday, wearing a fedora, instead of a top hat, for the occasion.
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Surprises have included bringing things like the Bash shell to Windows, or native OpenSSH in Windows 10, and even including Ubuntu, SUSE Linux, and Fedora in the Windows Store.
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The videos, the last of which was published two years ago, feature a man wearing a fedora emblazoned with a marijuana leaf discussing various marijuana and cryptocurrency-related topics.
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Was he simply being careless, or was he trying to test Rivera, continuing to wear the fedora in the hope that it would distract Rivera from his neck area?
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The highly stylized Mr. Stack played Ness with a sort of pained, dapper cool, pivoting into action at an angle that seemed to complement the tilt of his fedora.
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"The drive before that, (coach Larry) Fedora asked me what the distance was, range I had and I told him (get me to the) 35-yard line," Weiler said.
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If you want to add a touch of rock-and-roll or take a dressy look to the next level, the easiest way is with a good-looking fedora.
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All the characters — including Cam, Rob's older, fedora-wearing brother who used to write for Stereogum (lol) — will resonate with any vaguely creative millennial living in a big city.
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Yes, I'm talking the full on Humphrey-Bogart-at-the-end-of-Casablanca, "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship" trench coat, complete with matching fedora.
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For his chat with Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Peoples, he wore a color-blocking purple puff-sleeve dress with red trousers, magenta gloves and a magenta fedora.
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In the end, the shadow helps George to become more comfortable with who he is: some middle-aged French guy with Le Corbusier glasses and a green tartan fedora.
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In fact, Cohen, wearing a dark suit and a fedora, settled into his medical chair and gave us the most forbidding talking-to I have experienced since grade school.
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On any given night in Washington, DC, he can be found at the 9:30 Club, or another venue, milling around in his signature fedora and a bolo tie.
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North Carolina head coach Larry Fedora answers a question during a news conference at the NCAA Atlantic Coast Conference college football media day in Charlotte, N.C., Wednesday, July 18, 2018.
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Her personal touches, however, include her unwavering propensity for a sturdy heel, an omnipresent pair of don't-look-at-me sunglasses, a fedora, and, of course, a killer carry-on.
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Mat, that fedora-wearing bassist, makes a meal of the situation by kissing Ashley at the wedding just as Mariana decided she would tour Europe with him over the summer.
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He tried to find me at the terminal after check-in, but he was hammered, I was delayed, and he didn't recognize me without my Red Hot Chili Peppers fedora.
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And who can forget "the hat," a ubiquitous trendy fedora worn by so many Hillsongers that it practically became another character in Taffy Brodesser-Akner's excellent profile of that church.
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If you've ever pinned a towel around your neck for a cape, or donned a fedora and nearly put your eye out with a homemade whip, this is for you.
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To appreciate Keenan's power trip, consider that to many Americans then, Frank Sinatra was a vaguely sinister god in a fedora — the one star whose kid you wouldn't dare nap.
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Goldenvoice gave the band a 10:30 set time, ostensibly betting on backstage catastrophe, absurd tardiness, or a nuclear meltdown involving Axl and a haberdasher who brought the wrong fedora.
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The intrusion of the four doppelgängers and of a squad of fedora-wearing male dancers suggests that at least half of what we see is taking place in Marnie's mind.
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So when he gets up to shake my hand — dressed in a white T-shirt, white jeans and a white fedora — he seems more like the Dude than a dad.
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Max, whose fedora has apparently been sewn on to his head and whose mouth is set into his face like an em-dash, reads the thing on the train home.
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I've had a Country Gentleman wool felt fedora for about 15 years and while it's still in decent shape, there's been some fading and it's lost its shape a bit.
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That's because this fedora has been his own hat since 2000, when he wore it to play Fielding, a cabdriver, in this play's Off Broadway production from Second Stage Theater.
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On a recent weekday, a woman in hot pink exercise wear and a matching fedora strode briskly but effortlessly down a sidewalk alongside the Grand Central Parkway in Jamaica, Queens.
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The professor and social psychologist had donned a long coat and fedora, and accessorized with a cane, and as a result, "felt a very different presence," he told the paper.
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Wearing black pants and suspenders, a button-down red shirt, and a fedora, she assumes a performative masculinized stance, gazing at the viewer with one hand fingering her belt loop.
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Adding one more feather to his fedora, Jon Hamm won the 2016 Golden Globe for best actor in a television series, drama, for his role as Don Draper in Mad Men.
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There was no better proof of Haggard as the great musical common denominator than the appearance of the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards, who entered the stage wearing a classic Haggard fedora.
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The track remains immortal, but the world has changed in that time: presidents have come and gone, idols have passed away, the fedora has had its share of peaks and troughs.
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Buenos Aires-born Queen Méxima was pictured in local newspapers wearing a dark cape over a patterned silk shift dress and black heels, along with a black fedora and leather clutch.
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There was a fedora-wearing guy who went to open the door for me, but I had already reached the door next to it and opened it myself to save time.
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Ever the tennis fan, Cumberbatch cut a fine figure in a classic cream fedora and a blue and white striped sports jacket as he attended day 20163 at Wimbledon in 2015.
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And while we'd much rather be served by a barista wearing a cowboy hat than a fedora, it really comes down to the coffee and the green aprons, which remain mandatory.
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I have a whole collection and I always keep a really cool hat in my bag, like a fedora with a feather on the side … my hats have so many feathers.
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As for the accessories, we love how this festivalgoer abandoned the less-is-more rule by trying a fedora, reflective shades, a bolo necklace, and a bandana scarf all at once.
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In the video game world of Harold Halibut, 100 years ago, in the 1970s, the Fedora I spacecraft left earth in hopes of finding a new planet for humanity to inhabit.
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"You've got to put your nose down and your head down and keep grinding, keep doing it and keep doing it and eventually good things are going to happen," Fedora said.
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The handsome figure in the fedora and the funeral suits, the lugubrious voice that got darker with age — how wondrous to have known a singer so literate, a writer so musical.
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I didn't love the clue for 86A: Result of wearing a fedora at the beach — simply because it's so old-fashioned, based on Instagram, to think that only men wear fedoras.
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A man in a beige fedora and grease-stained trench coat sits on a New York City stoop, eating a hot dog and singing the first lines of a Beatles song.
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In Brooklyn, Horn, who wore a fedora and an enormous gray scarf, launched into the origin story of Tribute, a "living eulogy" video-compilation service that he co-founded last year.
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Fortner is just 24455, but the New Orleans-born pianist — who's often clad in a loose smoking jacket and fedora — carries himself with the wizened, avuncular comportment of a jazz elder.
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I decided to take a stab at answering this—not for the fedora fucker—but for anyone who might be thinking about the relationship between their own mental illness and creativity.
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Dennis Graham was seen leaving the Nice Guy in WeHo Saturday night with his girlfriend looking just like the famous '80s video game baddie Carmen Sandiego ... red trench coat, fedora and all.
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Local very bored villain and father Hiram (Mark Consuelos, now carrying a fedora everywhere) sends two of his minions to Pop's to shake down his daughter ahead of her big opening night.
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The newly launched dating app already hosts several thousand honest profiles, is promoted with wholesome dad jokes, and doesn't include a single photo of anyone wearing a fedora or holding a fish.
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Marvel Studios Tasha Robinson: First off, let me say that I hope your journalist fedora has a press card sticking out of the brim, so you look like a '40s noir character.
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He sat on a podium after the game in his Indians cap, a contrast to Lindor, who wore a stylish fedora and plays with an effervescence that came out on his homer.
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Bress's new piece was inspired by a pen-and-ink drawing in a thrift store depicting a man wearing a fedora-like hat, a broad tie and a jacket with wide lapels.
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But while Mr. Mendes goes around the city in a suit and fedora and approaches people on the street, Mr. Antoine remains fixed in one place and tries to be low-key.
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They include chiffon Marie Antoinette hats that resemble layer cakes and a $19,500 fedora that took a craftsman in Montecristi, Ecuador, four years to weave; its straw feels as smooth as linen.
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Wearing a bolo tie and his trademark fedora, Mr. Cohen, in his acceptance speech, dryly made light of the fact that none of his records had ever been honored at the Grammys.
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Three of them this time, still dressed up in their pin-striped suits, fedora hats, and those shoes you always see them wearing in black-and-white movies—pointed—brogans, I guess.
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His eyes scanned the crowd from beneath a black leather fedora, and the heavy chain on his waist swished and clanked as he stomped along in a pair of black bovver boots.
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But under the weight of the brown fedora, beneath its sober brim, he could put aside his childish devotion and scrutinize his father's thought with the skepticism required of an intellectual historian.
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Leonard Cohen, who died two years ago, wore many a fedora — poet, novelist, songwriter, a singer of sorts — but only the last trade, which he took up reluctantly, made him a star.
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In a shot shared to the singer's Facebook page, the boys are even striking a couple of Jackson's signature poses while their mom rocks his famous fedora from the "Smooth Criminal" music video.
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Since then, the How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days alum has mostly hid the cut from photographers — covering it up with a long blonde wig days later, a fedora on Aug.
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UNC is coming off a 213-21992 loss at Virginia Tech, the most lopsided loss of Fedora&aposs six-year tenure, two seasons after winning 28 games and reaching the ACC title game.
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The Discord server was used to spread racist propaganda and discuss everything from what kinds of improvised weaponry participants should bring to whether they could secure "fedora shaped helmets," reports The Washington Post.
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Trouble accompanied her backstage in the body of her on-again/off-again beau Blake Fielder-Civil, whom Amy smooched on the side of the stage despite the grey fedora on his head.
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In Mr. de Nooijer's "Electriclawnmowingiron," the gray room reappears, with a man in a faded fedora and apron holding a faded pink iron to a patch of his lawn on the ironing board.
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The Tar Heels have dropped three of their first four games, but head coach Larry Fedora told reporters Monday he is pleased with the progression of quarterback Chazz Surratt through three career starts.
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Also, if you're keeping score in country music's ongoing hat-switch game, in the video for this song, Mr. Brice doesn't wear a cowboy hat, or a baseball cap, but rather, a fedora.
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For example, before the Fraunhofer announcement, several pieces of software that run on Linux, like Fedora, Tumbleweed, and Vivaldi, had to use third-party hacks in order to work around MP23 licensing requirements.
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Another, a local legend who arrived in a fedora, berated me for wanting to update the room at all and suggested I string up a few florescent fixtures and call it a day.
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As he misted tables with a spray bottle and wiped them clean, Mr. Kong, a lanky 19-year-old wearing a gray fedora, said he had grown up watching soldiers patrol the area.
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A 40-year-old black guy from Long Island with a fedora and an easy smile, he'd be easy to mistake for, say, the frontman for an Afropunk band…which he also is.
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Sophomore Ross Bowers is set to make his first collegiate start for the Golden Bears while Tar Heels coach Larry Fedora is still deciding between LSU transfer Brandon Harris, Chazz Surratt and Nathan Elliott.
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To appreciate Keenan's power trip, consider that to many Americans then, Frank Sinatra, who died May 217, was a vaguely sinister god in a fedora – the one star whose kid you wouldn't dare nap.
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Most glaringly, the traditionally high-scoring offense has a combined 22004 points in the past four games and has twice needed fourth-quarter touchdowns to avoid the first shutout of the Larry Fedora era.
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In the pictures, Boy George wears his signature tall fedora festooned with pins, much like his black button-down which has been layered under a crisply tailored blazer and black leather bondage-inspired suspenders.
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In a second shot shared to the singer's Facebook page, the boys are even striking a couple of Jackson's signature poses while their mom rocks his famous fedora from the "Smooth Criminal" music video.
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The above trailer, premiering exclusively on Hyperallergic, gives a sense of the film's expansive approach to the fedora-wearing artist's philosophy and practice, including audio recordings and archival footage that's never been seen before.
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They were in line to meet Hiroshi Tanahashi, Tetsuya Naito, Matt & Nick Jackson, and a fedora-clad Kazuchika "The Rainmaker" Okada, the stars of New Japan Pro Wrestling, the country's biggest professional wrestling company.
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Nice Centurians trapped inside Friend Zone on the moon of Fedora," and "How to lower defense grids of uppity Taursus Omegas that won't let you inject your neural cord into their cerebral cortex chambers.
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Some of the most intimate portraits are of people whom Mr. Hockney has known his whole life, such as the comedian Barry Humphries (in a fedora and spotted tie) and Mr. Hockney's sister Margaret.
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Deciding to travel, deciding to study, deciding to chase a certain career—I can honestly say, all of these things had the same, or maybe even less of an impact than wearing a fedora.
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Within minutes, her remark was all over social media, along with a picture of her wearing a sand-colored Ralph Lauren jacket, a white Chanel shirt with a black tie, and a cream fedora.
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"I'm not a particularly boastful person," said Mr. Buchwald, who is the kind of guy who wears a fedora and tips his head as he ducks into the back seat of his driven Mercedes.
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After the red carpet interviews were finished, Mr. Kuplowsky loped onto the stage and, for the third night in a row, failed to toss his signature fedora onto a hat stand, James Bond-style.
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New Year's Eve, 1984: an 85-year-old woman in a mink coat and wide-brimmed navy-blue fedora strolls around Manhattan, encountering colorful characters as she revisits her past and beloved former haunts.
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As usual, it was a fascinating insight into what's top of mind: Billy Porter's red carpet tuxedo dress made the cut, along with Cam Newton's barbed wire fedora, and the Met Gala's annual theme.
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I suspect that she isn't mentioned much because she writes almost exclusively about unfashionable subjects and doesn't perform the social role of genius — no fedora or pipe or dreary public spats with other writers.
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The image shows a man in cargo shorts, sneakers, and a white fedora looking over his shoulder as he stands next to a fresh Banksy piece, which currently greets visitors to the artist's website.
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The Daily Mail reported that the 38-year-old was spotted yesterday heading out of New York City with a new, shorter length — doing her best to hide the apparent haircut with a black fedora.
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READ: Bernie Sanders is officially the 2020 Democratic frontrunner Reid is still undergoing chemotherapy for the pancreatic cancer he's been fighting for more than a year — his fedora covered a bald pate from the chemo.
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Since he went to Arizona reportedly to participate in outpatient rehab for sex addiction, he has largely disappeared from the public eye, being spotted only three times — once in a wig, twice wearing a fedora.
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Now, having taken off my sweat-soaked fedora and slapped on my bowtie, please allow me to guide you through the agony and further agony and then a little bit more agony of period pop.
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For that outing, the Oscar winner went with a casual look, wearing a flowing white long-sleeve shirt and fitted blue jeans — which she accessorized with black heels, a red purse and a black fedora.
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Jackson's iconic black fedora and signature white sparkle glove — which were purchased several years ago at auction — have been removed from the museum's American Pop exhibit, representatives from the organization told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Their ranks include a sexually aggressive demon aristocrat, an emotionally withholding celestial deity, and a man with a fedora and a goatee who is unsettlingly referred to as my uncle (he is my least favorite).
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When asked, August Darnell proudly itemized his outfit: black-and-white wingtip shoes, dark gray three-piece pinstripe suit with pleated pants, white shirt, vintage necktie, pocket handkerchief folded just so and a classic Fedora.
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Bryan Roper, AKA awesome "Fedora Guy," who was a huge hit at Microsoft's Surface Book event last fall, returned for the Build 2016 keynote to talk about Windows Ink's powerful new features for Surface tablets.
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Mongeau wore two different wedding dresses during the day, then showed off a diamanté-encrusted dress and a huge ring in the evening, while Paul wore a Dior suit, complete with fedora hat and cane.
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I mean, yes, he did wear a fedora, which should have been red flag number one, but he was so suave that it seemed like he was the only person who could pull it off.
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It has his black-suited, fedora-hatted silhouette floating above the clouds and through images drawn from his life and songs: a typewriter, the neon sign of the Chelsea Hotel, a bird on a wire.
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PITTSBURGH — An African Methodist pastor, dressed in a dark suit and white clerical collar, greeted a Conservative rabbi, wearing a black overcoat and matching fedora, in the lobby of a downtown hotel on Friday morning.
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Dressed in a zip-up hoodie, dark jeans, sneakers and sporting a fedora, Collins addressed some of the boldest revelations from his new memoir, Not Dead Yet, to a crowd of fans in New York City.
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He had entered as himself, the former N.F.L. player turned social media sensation, but he emerged festooned in a maroon suit and matching fedora, a white T-shirt from his new merchandise line strategically peering through.
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The Oscar winner, 27, went with a casual look for the outing, wearing a flowing white long-sleeve shirt and fitted blue jeans, which she accessorized with black heels, a red purse and a black fedora.
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The original pair of games pastiched the Italian mob films of the 1970s and '80s, giving the player a fedora, a pistol, and a hit on some ruddy-faced upstart on the wrong side of town.
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Sam (Gideon Adlon), who's going to prom with the fedora-wearing Chad (Jimmy Bellinger) but totally crushing on cape-wearing Angelica (Ramona Young), doesn't see her father Hunter (Ike Barinholtz) much since her parents' acrimonious divorce.
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You enter the 29 bus a regular everyday person, get projected into the Dufferin realm and it may or may not transform you into your own bizarro starship character eating generic brand Cheesies from a fedora.
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Oh. Kelvin Davis, the guru of "Notoriously Dapper," a men's fashion blog, throws his fedora in the ring with NOTORIOUSLY DAPPER: How to Be a Modern Gentleman With Manners, Style, and Body Confidence (Mango, paper, $19.95).
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Also, look at this guy's fedora: Update 21:251 PM EDT: Apple Arcade costs $21 a month, which is a little cheaper than GameFly, which lets you play games on things that are not an iPad.
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How did Mr Gorbachev, the peasant boy turned Communist Party boss in a fedora, become the statesman who liberated his people from 70 years of lies and fear, end the cold war and bury the Soviet Union?
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But around his neck he wore a cross necklace with rainbow beads and a bright purple sequined fedora was perched on his head; all day he carried around a large pride flag, waving it emphatically at times.
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The soft-spoken, fedora-clad Mr. Mackey, a 3053-year veteran of fieldwork here, noted that before lidar's availability, an accurate ground survey of archaeological features in the Cambodian landscape entailed years or even decades of work.
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The Camden Ark is a classic, high-quality fur-felt fedora made in the US. Biltmore Hats has been around for more than a century and has maintained its legacy for creating elegant and well-crafted hats.
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Everybody except the guy in the back corner with the post-ironic fedora, blissfully asleep, arms tucked across his chest over a laptop folded in four with an LCD strip on the crease, gently pulsing with activity.
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The duo just released the video for the silky and smooth cut, "Never Knew Love Before," which features Caldwell cooly smoking in a suit and fedora and surrounded cast of interpretive dancers washed out in Warholian neon.
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Nobody seems to think it's particularly strange that an old lady with a funny haircut and a young man in dark glasses and a fedora would want to paste huge pictures to the walls of decrepit structures.
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Way back in the mid-303s, there was the fedora, worn by the dude whom you would talk to for a few pleasant minutes until he flew into a rage after you mentioned you had a boyfriend.
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But it's the men of the 1920s through the '50s — business executives, gangsters, detectives, journalists, and the Hollywood stars who played them — who would end up creating the idea of the fedora as a distinctly masculine item.
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Wearing sunglasses and a dark fedora as he entered the courthouse accompanied by an entourage of family, friends and lawyers, Stone strode past a giant inflatable rat dressed as Trump and a sign calling for his pardon.
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Yet von Sydow proves the exception in "Three Days of the Condor," appearing as a fedora-donning hit man who leads a daytime massacre of a C.I.A. office that kills all but Robert Redford's intrepid code breaker.
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A new coffee revolution has begun at Cafe X inside the Metreon in San Francisco, where a robot barista will whip you up a latte in seconds flat—and thankfully, it won't do it in a fedora.
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For that photo, Spelling paired her pink hair with a denim skirt, a stars and stripes tee, a red and blue fedora, and holding a red and white beach ball next to a barbecue just for good measure.
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Where today celebrities control their own brands by uploading retouched pictures on Instagram, a decade ago, paparazzi captured unedited footage of Britney sitting on the sidewalk crying, wearing a Fedora and holding a teacup Yorkie in her lap.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Borsalino, one of the world's most famous hat makers and known for Humphrey Bogart's fedora in the film "Casablanca", has been rescued by Haeres Equita, a group of investors led by a Swiss-Italian financier.
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I just saw a girl walking down the rue Cambon in a formal chiffon gown with Nikes and another young woman having café au lait at a sidewalk spot in a little cotton sundress, straw fedora and sneaks.
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Berg's 1978 biography, "Max Perkins: Editor of Genius," was a masterly look at a reticent Yankee who buried himself in manuscripts, wore a fedora everywhere, and deplored innovations—even as he discovered and published Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and Wolfe.
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In another photo, Melania stands in front of the pyramids, one hand in her pocket, her blazer draped over her shoulders, her fedora slightly tilted, as she pouts for the camera, with the pyramids blurred in the background.
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" His more memorable work has a near-hieroglyphic lucidity, summoning up fields of meaning in a single shot, as with the eerie, fedora-wearing Strangers in "Dark City" and the romantic goth hero at the center of "The Crow.
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Fedora recently shipped with GNOME running on top of the Mir competitor Wayland, which was a major win for the decade-long attempt by the Linux community move past the ancient X Window System most Linux desktops rely on.
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It is a rare week on the Internet, particularly the martial arts side of it, that you don't see a photo of a doughy teenager, possibly wearing a trilby or fedora, holding a katana and glaring at the camera.
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I thought it would be a fun costume to dress up in a suit, wear a fedora with a card labeled "PRESS," then run around with an old camera, photographing other people in their costumes and using real film.
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As she headed out for the day, the actress was seen with long, blond-brown hair poking out from beneath a straw fedora which she paired with a striped tank top, a white Chrome Hearts sweatsuit and fringed booties.
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"I wouldn&apost know how to answer that other than that I can tell the fans that I wish we were playing better," Fedora said when asked what he would say to fans questioning the direction of the program.
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In the film, The RZA (who composed the score for the first Protector's US release) plays a fedora-wearing evildoer who kidnaps the greatest fighters in the world and then has them carry out all sorts of dastardly plots.
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She grimaces as she looks around, taking in a panorama of hipster nonsense: a man with a handlebar mustache, wearing a shearling vest; another in a tiny fedora; a girl with oversize jewelry laughing with her mouth wide open.
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Gabriel Stulman, who has opened some of the city's most beloved restaurants—the Little Owl, Joseph Leonard, Fedora—named his latest, Simon & the Whale, after his young son, who is passionate about those awe-inspiring creatures of the deep.
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The week of the show, she attended the boozy opening of Luxor's LAX nightclub, wearing a beige fedora and white dress, and showed up two hours late to rehearsal with a frozen margarita according to the Entertainment Weekly report.
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Tiffany Haddish's sequined zebra-print suit and feathered fedora was pitch-perfect black camp — as fashion podcaster Shelby Ivey Christie tweeted, Haddish's self-described "pimperella" look recalled the exaggerated displays of peacockish masculinity seen in old-school pimp films.
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Aside from the incident leading to his arrest, LaBeouf shouted down a young man wearing a fedora who repeated white supremacist slogans into the camera, and also tried to snatch a Pepe the Frog poster from a young man's hands.
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"Some feel that we as a society are sitting in a burning room calmly drinking a cup of coffee, telling ourselves, 'This is fine,'" Burr said, looking pleased to be able to bring up that infamous fedora-ed dog at work.
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But once Tony Jaa breaks free and tries to stop RZA from engineering a war, he takes off his fedora to reveal the number "6753" on his head to imply that HE is secretly the best fighter in all the land.
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But War Machine's injuries aside, I've been able to watch the movie twice now, and I found myself having two pretty different reactions depending on which hat I put on: the emotional moviegoer (it's a visor), or the journalist (fedora, obviously).
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The disgraced former lobbyist/symbol of corruption/inspiration for James Spader's character in The Blacklist/guy we should thank for making it impossible to wear a fedora is reportedly working with an African strongman and (arguably) America's worst congressman Dana Rohrabacher.
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Chris Thom, a senior vice president in Charles Schwab's planning and portfolio group and the president of the Schwab Private Client investment-advice service, and Jennifer Fedora, a senior vice president who worked with the firm's retail-leadership team, are out.
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He was dressed in the same uniform he'd worn onstage in his pomp: a black fedora, black T-shirt emblazoned with his Nobody insignia, black button-down with the same logo stitched onto the pocket, black jeans, and black cowboy boots.
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Early on, when the company was shifting from shipping Linux CDs in textbooks toward selling to big enterprises, executives drew a clear delineation between the company's free Fedora user community and the more sophisticated Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) product.
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So while Red Hat maintained a vibrant open-source community around Fedora, updating it with new features and releases every six months, the company marketed enterprise-grade security and optimization on standard Intel hardware to people using the paid enterprise product.
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The 20-second clip, taken on the woman's cell phone, sees a man wearing cargo pants and a white fedora, walking around a cordoned-off space holding a stencil and a spray paint can with a respirator mask around his neck.
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"I came for Drew Barrymore," interjected Ms. Alden, of Denver, her eyes ringed in pink and orange, the only pop of color standing out against her black suspenders holding up her black mini skirt, a black fedora perched on her head.
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After a daylong journey in an armored train from Pyongyang, Mr. Kim, who arrived in the Russian port city of Vladivostok wearing a black fedora and black overcoat, gave a rare, short interview to the Russian television network Rossiya 1.
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Crombie has a deft hand with plot, and this one is enriched by characters like Viv Holland, the gifted chef at the local pub, and Fergus O'Reilly, who becomes a person of interest because he looks good in a fedora.
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For Michael Curtiz's "Casablanca" (21960), Mr. Gold's second assignment, he drew Humphrey Bogart in trench coat and fedora, dominant in the foreground, with a constellation of co-stars — Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid and others — in the airport fog behind him.
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" Walken, cast as the salty and corrupt detective Vincent Magnotta, who chomped on a cigar and wore a fedora, would answer, "Just because you two played Tiddlywinks in your birthday suits doesn't mean I'm going to open police files for you.
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Veyrat, well known in France for his trademark Fedora hat, previously said that since he lost the star he had struggled to sleep, and his partner had had to hide his hunting rifles, fearing that he might try to harm himself.
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For the current version of Chrome, you need at least Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) or 64-bit editions of the major Linux distributions (like Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE or Fedora) that were released in the past few years.
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Veyrat, well known in France for his trademark Fedora hat, previously said that since he lost the star he had struggled to sleep, and his partner had to hide his hunting rifles, fearing that he may try to harm himself.
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SEOUL — Wearing a black fedora and black overcoat, a smiling Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, stepped off an armored train that had taken him on a daylong journey from Pyongyang to the Russian port city of Vladivostok on Wednesday.
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Ubuntu — like SUSE Linux and Fedora, the other two forthcoming Linux distros heading to the store — runs in a sandbox alongside Windows 10, and offers regular command-line utilities as a standalone installation, with shared access to files and hardware with Windows 10.
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The quest to find the globetrotting crook known for her red trench coat and oversized fedora first began in a 1985 computer game, which asked players a series of geography questions – answers of which would help bring the criminal mastermind to justice.
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OPINION: CONCUSSIONS OCCUR IN SOCCER AND OTHER SPORTS, TOO -- BUT YEAH, LET&aposS GO AFTER ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL "I fear that the game will be pushed so far from what we know that we won't recognize it 10 years from now," Fedora said.
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Two days before Chappelle paid tribute to him at the Kennedy Center, Woods, who is in his 50s, ambled onstage across town at the basement space of the DC Improv, took his fedora off and placed it delicately on the microphone stand.
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When Alice, having recently returned to LA with her daughters after her separation from Austen, meets him in a bar, he hits on her in the kind of gentlemanly way you can only learn from watching old movies with fedora-wearing male leads.
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The collection featured nods to the late King of Pop, though aside from the sparkling gloves and wide-brimmed fedora hats that were among Michael Jackson's trademarks, most looks were more subtle, in a range with heavy doses of beige and grey.
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Unfortunately, finding the ideal straw hat isn't that simple, especially since most versions tend fall into one of two camps: a stiff panama hat that's basically a glorified straw fedora, or a ludicrously floppy option that's really only suitable at the Kentucky Derby.
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Nearby, a chillaxed-looking Steven Spielberg, whose "Bridge of Spies" was a best picture also-ran, chatted closely with the film's co-star, Mark Rylance, who had doffed his signature fedora and was still grinning widely from his best supporting actor win.
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Some 3,500 artifacts, including a set of slave shackles, a Tuskegee Airmen biplane and a fedora that belonged to Michael Jackson, are on display in the 400,15013-square-foot museum, which strives to tell the complex, harrowing and irrepressible story of black America.
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Mr. Rylance, a recent Oscar winner for Steven Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies," arrived hatless (he had been wearing his signature fedora for most of his current television interviews promoting "The BFG," the latest film he made with Mr. Spielberg) and bearing treasures.
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LINE: Miami -7.5 ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (4-2, 2-1 ACC): While Fedora didn't use the weather as an excuse, the conditions were far from ideal for an attack that is still averaging 223 yards passing despite Trubisky managing only 58 yards against the Hokies.
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Ford reprised his role as Han Solo in 2015's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," appeared as Rick Deckard again in 2017's "Blade Runner 2049," and is set to once more don his fedora and whip for a new "Indiana Jones" movie sometime soon.
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The first piece noted that Obama "could be in for a real scolding from her parents, Barack and Michelle, after her pool-side antics," as if her dad's swaggiest photos to date are not his college-era photos of him smoking in a fedora.
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Steve DeAngelo's website calls him the "Father of the Cannabis Industry" and has a picture of him, smiling, in what pot enthusiasts know as his trademark look of a blue fedora atop graying Willie Nelson braids that rest on the shoulders of his jacket.
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Yes, after eight years of pestering corporations and executives on your behalf, after several thousand contentious phone calls and emails with publicists and vice presidents, he is hanging up his fedora and any other apparel you imagine a seeker of consumer justice might wear.
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"It's always better to have a well-mixed drink than just pure alcohol," said Christopher Williams, a federal employee who was dressed in a motorcycle jacket and a fedora, and sipping an aperitif of Bermondsey gin, Madeira, Chartreuse and a splash of kimchi juice.
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He pulled campaign materials from a paper shopping bag, sought advice on which of two hats to wear in front of waiting reporters — before going with the fedora — and had to interrupt a news conference introducing his bid to be New York City's next mayor.
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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis says it is removing Jackson's fedora and white gloves, which it obtained in an auction, from its American Pop exhibit, and it's also pulling a signed poster from The Power of Children exhibit, spokeswoman Leslie Olsen said in a statement.
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The football star took on the look with a floral-print onesie, which he paired with a fedora hat and shades when he went to the music festival back in April, weeks before the Internet kerfuffle that started when the Kickstarter campaign went viral on Monday.
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Wearing a straw fedora and carrying a cane, the royal was in good spirits as he mingled with guests in the palace gardens London Youth is a diverse network of over 300 community organizations who work to support young people of all backgrounds across the capital.
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Her deadpan delivery on Baskets is drier than an unsalted saltine, making her the perfect comic foil for Galifianakis's broad strokes as Chip, a classically trained clown stuck doing rodeo work and his twin brother, Dale, the fedora-wearing owner of a fly-by-night career college.
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And in case that look wasn't already peak Americana, the actress also sported another pro-USA look, donning a denim skirt, a stars and stripes tee, a red and blue fedora, and holding a red and white beach ball next to a barbecue just for good measure.
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Robert Henri's 1916 painting of a lounging-but-alert Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the museum's founder, is here, as is a late-1920s self-portrait by Edward Hopper, one of the museum's foundational artists, looking rakish in a battered fedora and a shirt that matches his azure eyes.
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"He said, 'Most of, all of our troops have grown up and played the game at some point in their life at some level and the lessons that they learned from that game is what makes us who we are,' " Fedora said, without naming the general.
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The shop even has its own historian, Adam Coren, who wears prewar-era Coke-bottle glasses and 1930s ties, and curates vintage pieces for sale, like a 1960s cyclist cap and a Portis fedora from the '30s, which fill a small glass case near the workshop.
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When the news first hit that the Jane the Virgin star would be voicing Carmen Sandiego, Rodriguez confirmed it by saying she already had Carmen's signature outfit: a red fedora and coat, which may have been a sign that she was willing to take the live-action role too.
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" Bay's sonic influences haven't been his only switch-up recently: The star also cut his trademark long locks and ditched his fedora, which referred to in 2015 as his good luck charm, telling PEOPLE at the time: "I like to think the hat's what got me the [Grammy] nominations.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (240-40, 0-5): The Tar Heels have been forced to go with youth due to all their injuries, resulting in the once-potent offense managing just 38 points total in the last four games, but Fedora still believes in his team and the players' effort.
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But while Hudson has mostly kept her new do tightly under wraps, regularly stepping out wearing a wig or a buzz cut-obscuring straw fedora, it seems that's likely more to do with not wanting to totally ruin the surprise of the film rather than a distaste for the new hairstyle.
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In the cover photograph, the 34-year-old is wearing almost imperceptible makeup, a white fitted shirt and double-breasted suede coat from Burberry, and a forest green fedora from the vintage store Beyond Retro — the kind of clothes she might wear to the supermarket or on a school run.
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Despite her cookies and chirpy persona, Stephanie seems uneasy in her own skin, but she soon finds a new focus (other than her son and herself) when she sees Emily slink out of a Porsche in stilettos and a peekaboo pinstripe suit, hair cascading from beneath a rakish black fedora.
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Neckbeard Deathcamp uses their fluency in 4chan-spawned meme-speak to fight troll fire with fire (their literal tagline is "fedora-crushing militant black metal") while Gaylord draws on a more exasperated, dry British wit and general trollishness to get the point across("Nice Sun Cross Tattoo, Asshole" is a nice example).
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The image shows an illustration of Michael in one of his most iconic moves (his legs crossed and arms raised to the sky) and one of his most recognizable outfits (a black suit with a red shirt, black suspenders, black shoes, white socks, arm band, matching fedora — and single, white sequin glove).
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At the time, Tim was playing for the Jersey Hitmen, a junior team based in Wayne, N.J. (with a logo that includes a tough guy in a fedora and pinstriped suit, and bullet holes in the word "Hitmen"), and Connor was living and studying in Michigan with the United States National Development team.
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In the 1970s, Bum Phillips of the Houston Oilers wallowed in Texas-ness, patrolling the sidelines in ostrich-hide cowboy boots and a 10-gallon Stetson, while Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys established himself as a style maverick by sticking with the businessman fedora long after most American men ditched the look.
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In addition, Canonical says Snaps now work natively on Arch, Debian and Fedora, as well as Ubuntu-based distros like Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu GNOME, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Unity, and Xubuntu and are currently being validated on CentOS, Elementary, Gentoo, Mint, OpenSUSE, OpenWrt and RHEL, and are easy to enable on other Linux distributions.
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They swirled past the audience en masse like a kaleidoscope of butterflies, and then reappeared one by one, each a singular character of Mr. Jacobs's imagination: a woman in a long, golden bias-cut gown; in a short explosion of petals; in a perfectly cut gray trouser suit, fedora perched jauntily on her head.
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Another friend was present while I was there, veteran criminal defense attorney William J. Brennan, jealously guarding an SUV full of memorabilia he'd purchased, including a Rizzo fedora and walking stick, the former of which he told me he hoped Rizzo was wearing during the famous "crumb bum" exchange with television reporter Stan Bohrman.
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Most recently, the pop legend stepped out in a head-to-toe look straight out of her latest music video, "Perfect Illusion," wearing a pair of silver sequin, semi-sheer, frayed tap shorts with a black bra, a grey top cropped to expose just the right amount of under boob, and a very dapper fedora.
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"Allyson, it took me a long time to find you, it took me a long time to be ready to find you," were the first words spoken by Dr. Romano, dressed all in white, from the fedora atop her head to a white jacket and pants to the soles of the Sketchers on her feet.
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Reagon is androgynous-looking, a great monument of a woman with a shaved head and a fedora, and her voice, too, is somewhat androgynous, a reedy sound (medium-register, casual but insistent) that seems to come from a special, hidden place in her chest and hooks up with some rarely used conduit in your brain.
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Some images frame details like a hand slicing cold-smoked salmon at Acme Smoked Fish (now operating in Brooklyn), or take in whole street scenes, such as an elderly man wearing a fedora pushing a grocery cart by a window, which displays a historic image of the neighborhood when it was a hub for new immigrants.
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In the "Just the Way You Are" video, he sits with a girl on a couch, and they get drawn as cartoonish doodles that emerge out of a cassette tape; the video ends with him playing the piano for her — and us — in his trademark gray fedora, one that evokes sophisticated Frank Sinatra urbanity via Michael Jackson.
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In the intro of "SoulMate," produced by Nineteen85 of "One Dance" and "Hotline Bling" fame, JT whispers "Summer Starts Now!" throwing his velvet fedora into the ring to be the song playing during the fireworks-fueled night you absolutely won't remember because of all the red, white, and blue slushies you drank that only tasted like blue.
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Meghan also highlighted some of her favorite NYC spots in a profile for Citiphile, including her favorite cocktail spot (a dirty martini from Fedora in the West Village) and her go-to date night location (another West Village restaurant, Joseph Leonard – it's "dimly lit and so tiny that you simply must snuggle up to your date," she notes).
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The downed U.S. Air Force pilot who joins up with the ragtag Wolverine resistance against Communist invaders in 1984's Red Dawn; the father searching the Amazon for his lost child in 1985's The Emerald Forest; and he stepped into Humphrey Bogart's fedora as Raymond Chandler's iconic detective for the 1983-86 HBO series Philip Marlowe, Private Eye.
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Gamers play as Harold, a janitor and lab assistant who works with his boss, one of the ship's leading scientists, to figure out a way to relaunch the Fedora I. Your mission, however, is perpetually interrupted by different interest groups on board the ship, as well as the bizarre happenings that go on in the mysterious world outside.
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Israeli art dealer Yair Osheroff is preparing to sue the new Toronto bar Early Mercy over artworks included in its décor — portraits of modern historical figures including JFK, Che Guevara, and Nelson Mandela as fedora-wearing, mustache-waxing, tattooed hipsters — that appear to be unauthorized copies of this Hipstory series by artist Amit Shimoni, whom Osheroff represents.
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The business designed the bicorne hat, the de rigueur military accouterment of the time, worn by Admiral Lord Nelson in the Battle of Trafalgar, invented the bowler, popularized the fedora and tweed newsboy, and have remained the go-to for top hats (Sir Winston Churchill wore one to his wedding in 219) through the present day.
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But she had been absent from the Met for more than 14 years when she returned in 1983 as Elisabetta in "Don Carlo," with James Levine conducting and Mr. Ghiaurov as Philip II. In 1996 the Met mounted a production of a rarity, Giordano's "Fedora," for Ms. Freni and Mr. Domingo, garnering rave reviews for both.
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JR, who is 6383 and was born in France, has been in the public sphere for at least a decade, yet still declines to give his full name and insists on appearing in public in a fedora and semi-rimless sunglasses, a bit of schtick that can make him look like he's stepped directly out of a Godard film.
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We assumed that this was just a figure of speech until a graduate student who happened to be renting an apartment across the street from him told us that he really wore two physical hats: the son-of-Perelmann hat was a Boston Red Sox cap, and the biographer-of-Perelmann hat was a brown fedora.
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" Indeed, the self-proclaimed "fedora-crushing militant black metal" project (whose three members are spread across various undisclosed locations in the United States) kicked up a veritable firestorm with their debut, which was graced with white nationalist-skewering imagery and which vocalist and visual propaganda creator Kriegmeister Hatestürm describes as "the shitpost heard 'round the world.
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They're all great collectables for Parks and Rec fans, but one item stands above the rest: Duke Silver's own fedora and vest, the actual outfit Ron Swanson wore when he lived his double life as a mustachioed smooth jazz sax player, though you'll probably have to outbid a fleet of aging Eagleton divorcees if you want to take that one home.
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The Post writes that Discord server was used to spread racist propaganda and discuss everything from what kinds of improvised weaponry participants should bring to whether the participants could secure "fedora shaped helmets":On a Discord server called "Charlottesville 2.0," they planned everything from car pools, dress code and lodging in Charlottesville to how one might improvise weapons in case of a fight.
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The track oozes with the lust that permeates Blackout at a cellular level: hear it in the vocal performance (Britney's the only person who could make the phrase "interesting sense of style"—how I'd politely describe a fedora-wearing cousin's clothing preferences—sound like a filthy sext), and in the quickened heartbeat of synths so metallic they hurt your teeth.
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The results offer some wisdom about whether or not you should start converting your cash into Fedora Coins, Ripples or Triggers (Bitcoin is one of many digital currencies available.) "My general rule is, if you can't understand it, don't invest in it," Dunston said, adding that he's been researching Bitcoin for months, and said he still doesn't fully understand the system.
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Among them: Johnny (Taron Egerton), a gorilla from a British-accented bank-robbing clan, who sings like Sam Smith when he's not singing like Elton John; Rosita (Reese Witherspoon), a stressed housewife pig; a crooning, fedora-sporting, smart-mouthed mouse named Mike (Seth MacFarlane, duh); and a shy elephant, Meena (Tori Kelly), who sings Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" to herself when nobody's listening.
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The three most recent works, a charcoal drawing and two paintings, all had the same figure at the center, a shadowy silhouette of a man wearing a tiny fedora, his skeleton visible like an X-ray, the body slightly angled and holding what appeared to be a thin cane, as if it were about to break out into a song and dance.
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After moving to New York in the late '80s — where he worked as a visual merchandiser by day and designed Judy Jetson-like dresses for his own independent women's wear label at night — he would punctuate his outfits with exuberant headwear: the exaggerated Philip Treacy fedora popularized by Boy George, with its slanted brim and angular crown, or Vivienne Westwood's dramatically oversize Buffalo hat.
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Fans spied other familiar faces onstage: Susannah Melvoin (Wendy's sister, Prince's former girlfriend and the lead singer in the Family, a band he masterminded); Omar Baker, Prince's brother (resplendent in a white fedora and light-up shoes); the "Purple Rain" co-star Apollonia (who introduced the encore by tossing gold hoop earrings to the crowd, a motif in the movie); and Prince's ex-wife, Mayte Garcia.
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Charlotte Observer reporter Brendan Marks made sure to follow up with Fedora, just to try and figure out what the hell he was talking about: Ah yes, is he talking about the data that shows a link between concussions and CTE and the debilitating symptoms associated with the disease, a link that the NFL readily admits, by the way (after years of lying about it).
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The Lover by Marguerite Duras (1985) Speaking of decisions thought less damaging while under the narcotic influence of adolescence: Marguerite Duras's The Lover is the story of a teenage expat girl who reinvents herself by dressing in a man's fedora and a pair of gold shoes, after which she meets a Chinese millionaire twelve years her senior and begins a passionate, erotic, statutory love affair with him.
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In Mr. Weinstein's case, his frequent sightings (he is usually in a black T-shirt and fedora), including at an upscale Italian restaurant in Scottsdale and a cafe in Phoenix that touts its "refined culinary influences of Los Angeles, New York and London," have cast a pall on the #MeToo movement and added to the collective eye rolls about his undergoing sex addiction therapy.
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The high contrast and graphic simplification of Alex Katz's "Untitled (Rose)," a four-foot-square 1966 painting of an enormous white blossom against a dense, maroon background, let it function as a flat icon despite its buttery highlights, while the shapes that make up the face, fedora and gray lapels of Jean Hélion's "Eduard" (1943) produce a strange kind of visual pressure very much like depth.
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To the gig-economy worker who has no idea how many hours she'll be putting in next week (much less whether she'll make enough to pay her rent or her health insurance), the prospect of donning a fedora, taking the commuter train into the city, sitting at a desk from 9 to 5 while her ample pension benefits accrue — well, it sounds like a fantasy now.
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In a career begun in a rakish fedora and the smoky press rooms of the 1940s, Mr. Baker was a police reporter, a rewrite man and a London correspondent for The Baltimore Sun, and after 1954 a Washington correspondent for The Times, rising swiftly with a clattering typewriter and a deft writer's touch to cover the White House, Congress and the presidential campaigns of 19683 and 1960.
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