Hehe.. I like the model, with her full, pouty lips, and "get this damn thing off me" stare. posted by Hildago at 4:05 PM on November 1, 2001
it's not even real coon! It's fox... Sheesh. posted by hotdoughnutsnow at 4:09 PM on November 1, 2001
In other news, French-Canadian fur traders finally get out of their 120-year sales slump. posted by geoff. at 4:26 PM on November 1, 2001
N.B. It's Finnish fox fur, not French-Canadian beaver, not American raccoon. posted by Carol Anne at 4:46 PM on November 1, 2001
Another urban sombrero! posted by MegoSteve at 4:48 PM on November 1, 2001
In other news, Finnish fox fur traders finally get out of their 120-year sales slump. posted by geoff. at 4:50 PM on November 1, 2001
I thought shirts with kottke yellow and zeldman orange stripes would flop too. I hate fashion. posted by jragon at 5:02 PM on November 1, 2001
Argh! You beat me to the punch, MegoSteve...but here's the link. posted by davidmsc at 5:07 PM on November 1, 2001
On a side note, love the second link to origins of phrases. Thanks for that, lheiskell! posted by cyniczny at 5:15 PM on November 1, 2001
Fur is food! posted by shagoth at 8:28 PM on November 1, 2001
The real question here is why anyone would pay $400 for a hat that makes you look like Rod Stewart. posted by MegoSteve at 9:30 PM on November 1, 2001
A related question is: why would anyone in Great Britain "Create a Californian style grassland garden with a dry river bed" in the name of "Prairie Chic"? posted by Carol Anne at 10:32 AM on November 2, 2001
First, I think the hat would look cute on some girls.
Second, it's inconsequential how much it costs, as different people value things differently. At least they're using real fur, not that cheesy fake stuff. posted by Witold at 1:10 PM on November 2, 2001
posted by Hildago at 4:05 PM on November 1, 2001