Did anybody else want to light her head on fire while she was wearing that stupid read hat? I don't know why it irritated me so much but I can't be the only one.
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lol, it looked uncomfortable. She had to tip her head way back to look at people.
shareThat stupid hat was very correct for the period. Mine lasted years and was acid green. Loved it.
-- If Ewan McGregor were a lollipop I'd be a diabetic strumpet --
It brought back memories for me. Mine lasted a few years. It was tan.....I guess I just wasn't flashy.
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I'm assuming that the hat we're discussing here was the one worn by the character "Tisha", right? Well, the character is based, quite accurately I thought, on Tisha Bernuth who was, I believe, some kind of assistant to Michael Lang. And she just so happened to be wearing a hat just like that one at the time of the festival.
I've got a bunch of books about Woodstock, and recognised her as soon as I saw her walk on screen. Persoanlly, I found the hat really rather groovy!
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I liked it, it was totally of the time. And obviously correct to the character. It may have been "annoying, but it was very authentic.
shareThat floppy hat was a real style back when. I remember going to a wedding that era and all the bride's maids wore those hats....lacey and white though.
It was just in style back then. It's no more stupid than some of the idiotic things many wear on their skulls now-a-days (or 300 years ago for that matter)
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