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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Fascinators. Gauche? Preposterous? Adorable?
This thread is dedicated to fascinators -- the good, the bad, the outrageous, the fetching, and the ugly! Share your opinions and show pictures of fascinators that you love, hate, or at which you simply can't help but stare. I am a little fascinated by fascinators. What is a fascinator, you ask? Here are some definitions: Quote:
What I like about fascinators is that they show people appreciating their individuality even as they copy others. Fascinators, in my opinion, reveal that people enjoy their own creativity and sense of humor, and may admire the natural beauty of other animals, tufted and colorful in ways we are not. I predict we will be seeing more fascinators now in daily life, for better or worse, because fascinator hats have even hit Iowa! Last week I saw two college women wearing fake flower fascinators that looked a little like Kate Middleton's below, but smaller: ![]() And here are more of Kate's fascinators. I actually think they are kind of cute! However, on the down side, I see that many fascinators appear to be made with real birds' feathers...and that probably means somewhere people are killing birds and collecting their feathers to turn into adornments, which I find sad. ![]() ![]() ![]() Seeing all these women wearing fascinators made me wonder: are men being left out of this phenomenon? The feminist in me hoped the answer was no. So I did a search, and found... A male fascinator made with real flowers. ![]() ![]() And here's what the world would look like if men wore fascinators more often than they do: ![]() ![]()
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Last edited by VEGANGELICA; 05-10-2011 at 06:59 AM. Reason: changed "fascinator hats" to "fascinators" to avoid confusion |
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