The fedora of summer 2010 has to be CR86-NAT. Here it is once again, this tome being used in a lifestyle shoot for Ramblers Way clothing company.
European Designer, American style. John Callanan originally from Cork City Ireland, had the privilege of studying with one of America's legendary milliners, Anne Albrizio at The Fashion Institute NYC. He would like to also acknowledge his mentor Martin Izquierdo, who suggested that he study hat making and to Douglas Highsmith for supporting the brand for the past 24 years. Callanan hats are distributed by Dorfman Pacific Hat Company.
Friday, June 18, 2010
The fedora of summer 2010.
The fedora of summer 2010 has to be CR86-NAT. Here it is once again, this tome being used in a lifestyle shoot for Ramblers Way clothing company.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
CallaMAN in fedora style CR86OS-NAT
Whether you are a he or she this Fedora, as seen in the current MR Magazine, will get you the attention you want. Available at Scoop, Bloomingdales, Lord and Taylor and other great stores nationwide.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
STACEY KEIBLER LOVES CALLANAN
Stacy Ann Keibler (born October 14, 1979) is an American actress, model and former professional wrestler and valet for World Championship Wrestling (WCW)and she loves her John Callanan Legacy fedora, style 3 cr86os. This hat continues to be one of my best sellers and is available at Henri Bendels and better stores nationwide.
Monday, June 7, 2010
floppy brims
The past 4 years has been about small brimmed fedoras and these will continue to be in fashion but for the fashionistas out there, the pendulum is swinging back to bigger brims. For summer 2011 I have added big brimmed safari to my collection and I intend to add even more big brimmed styles to my fall 2011 collection which I started work on last week.
In addition to safari brims the floppy "boho" style is very popular in Europe. I love this style for styling photo shots but an-over-floppy brim can be difficult to wear. I am keeping my brims to under 4" and adding a stitch line to the outer brim for a little support. If you own a hat that is a little too floppy just pin it up with a flower or old brooch or if it is a felt hat, simply take a scissors to the outer brim.
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