I have never claimed to be stylish and my wife often says "You can't wear those together."
I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised that I can only find one stamp in my collection for this week's theme.
I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised that I can only find one stamp in my collection for this week's theme.
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| Great Britain - 2001, Top Hat by Stephen Jones |
I've never worn a top hat, The series for Fashion Hats contains three others that wouldn't suit me either. They are:
- 1st - Toque Hat by Pip Hackett
- E - Butterfly Hat by Dai Rees
- 65p - Spiral Hat by Philip Treacy
What have I learnt this week from the Fashion Hats?
To me Dai Rees was a golfer and E is the denomination for stamps intended for postage to Europe. I don't have any E stamps either.
I guess that I shall just have to raise my baseball cap to those that have and can demonstrate stylish clothes at Sunday-Stamps-ii.
6 comments:
That is a very strange stamp, it must be his thinking cap.
Personally, I'm not sure how anyone manages to keep these hats on their heads!
As a Canadian, I was interested in seeing the 'toque hat" (surely a redundancy, no?) and discovered a tuque like nothing we would call a tuque (a knitted cap with a rolled up brim).
Great stamp!
Wot no friends in Europe Bob? Doesn't look much like a top hat anyway. My husband has a better sense of style than I.
What a special stamp!
Ha! Ha! Sounds like me talking to my hubby sometimes! Great stamp Bob!
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