Lady Narf

 
Today I bring you hats from Lady Narf's Wigs n' Wear.  The detail of these hats is amazing to me.  The clock on the above hat has the lovely painted look, but the hands are actually there.  The pirate mini stove pipe below has an almost antique feel.  Many of the hats at the shop have the same antique feel with a pinch of quirk.  Which do you like best?

Ride 'Em Cowgirl?

I had something planned for today, but then someone sent me this-

The picture was found on Beauty of Fashion talking about how to wear a cowboy hat while on vacation.   Even though he/she didn't source the picture, I believe it originally came from Costume Craze.  I am sure most of you know what I want to say about this picture.  I don't think she is pulling off the hat very well.  It isn't small enough for the look they were going for in the picture.  I feel for the model because she is really doing her part, but the whole ensemble just doesn't work.  What do you think of this picture?  Does it look silly or well done?

Glitz, Glamor, and Tiny Hats

This one is my favorite.

Jenkitty's Closet isn't your usual Victorian/steampunk inspired tiny hats. These hats range in size (small to mini) and style.  Some are glitzy, some have cogs, and the one directly below has an Asian feel.  There are even a couple of witch hats on display.  (I think we have more than proven you can properly design and sell tiny witch hats.)

I love this witch hat.

Delightful Tiny Hats

Today's submission are from Delight Worthyn.  All the hats are have a historical feel and are eco friendly.

Gaia Noir

Today we have some tiny hats all the way from Scotland.  Gaia Noir focuses on Alternative and Steampunk fashion (all historically inspired).  One of the best parts is that they are made Eco-friendly.  What really caught my eye was that there are pleanty of styles you don't see very often in tiny hats, like the tricorn above.  What do you think of these hats styles?

I think I am gaining a fetish for undersized witch hats.