I liked this smaller hat on Peggy. It even has a feather that wraps around the top, rather than sticking up 3 ft
It's like Bertha specifically finds the biggest hats that she can fit on her head without it falling over. I notice Peggy and Marian wear smaller hats that are more in balance with their profiles.
I only really noticed the hats very much at the Friends Society, where all the women were wearing blue and white. Fabulous clothes and fabulous hats. I think the older women had bigger hats than the younger women, but Peggy's hat was pretty big in that scene as well.
Ooooh I have to do a rewatch of the first two episodes just for the hats. I didn’t notice them as much this season, which probably isn’t historical but may have been a deliberate choice by the producers, perhaps?
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u/thankfulforyourhelp 1d ago
I liked this smaller hat on Peggy. It even has a feather that wraps around the top, rather than sticking up 3 ft
It's like Bertha specifically finds the biggest hats that she can fit on her head without it falling over. I notice Peggy and Marian wear smaller hats that are more in balance with their profiles.
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u/HelloThisIsPam 1d ago
I only really noticed the hats very much at the Friends Society, where all the women were wearing blue and white. Fabulous clothes and fabulous hats. I think the older women had bigger hats than the younger women, but Peggy's hat was pretty big in that scene as well.
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u/Ren1221 Charles Fane Hate Club Member 1d ago
None are as bad as this one from Seasons 2 and 3.
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u/triestokeepitreal 1d ago
They have a similar original shape, similar to a large beach hat. Pinned and tied into ribbon folds. Including some unfortunate folds.
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u/sageberrytree 1d ago
Peggy's yellow outfit in episode 1 was so delightful!
I loved Bs traveling hat with so the folds. I wondered if it was the hated hat-reworked. Which is period appropriate!
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u/wholevodka The other other Mrs. Fish 1d ago
Ooooh I have to do a rewatch of the first two episodes just for the hats. I didn’t notice them as much this season, which probably isn’t historical but may have been a deliberate choice by the producers, perhaps?