Hats
6 Best Fascinators To Wear To Synagogue In Honor Of The Royal Wedding
Because, it’s not a REAL royal wedding without some crazy stuff perched on female attendees’ heads.
Kate Middleton Effect Brings Frum 'Fascinator' Hats to Synagogue
The so-called “Kate Middleton effect” — by which anything the Duchess of Cambridge wears becomes an instant best-seller — seems to know no bounds.
Black Hats and Wigs Do Not an Orthodox Jew Make
Why do some Orthodox Jews do things that seem so un-Jewish? Avi Shafran has an answer — they go through the motions of ritual without embodying true belief.
Daniel Radcliffe Plays The Sorting Hat Game
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Old-School Brooklyn Hat Store Keeps Hasids and Hipsters Looking Dapper
After 65 years in business an old-school Williamsburg hat store keeps Hasids and hipsters looking dapper with the help of a dedicated clientele and 100-year old hat-mending machines.
The Ultra-Orthodox Threat; A Classic Williamsburg Hat Store; 125 Years of Katz's Deli
THIS WEEK: Jay Michaelson discusses his blistering attack on the ultra-Orthodox, Nate Lavey reports on a classic Brooklyn hat store and Susan Armitage gives the history of Katz’s deli.
Charlie Chaplin's Bowler Hat Goes on Block
One of Charlie Chaplin’s iconic bowler hats and canes, the staple of Hollywood silent-era comedy, will go under the hammer in Los Angeles this weekend, auction house Bonhams said on Tuesday.
How To Cover My Hair
This post is the third in “Feminist, Orthodox and Engaged,” a series by Simi Lampert on love, sex, and betrothal in the life of a Modern Orthodox woman.
Hipsters Embrace Hasidic Headwear
When Hasidim and hipsters have shared headlines in recent years, it’s most often been because of tensions dividing the two communities. So it’s nice, for a change, to see a story about something the two groups have in common — specifically, their love of a distinctive type of headwear.
Wild and Crazy Hats for Women Battling Cancer
These are not pity-party hats. From the looks of these colorful and whimsical head coverings, it would appear that the pity party is over and that the empty ice cream containers and cried-into tissues have been thrown away. Whoever is wearing these cloches, chapeaux, bonnets and berets is holding her head high in the face of adversity.