The Blue Nile named a wonderfully melancholic album after them, Frank Sinatra was never seen without one, Tommy Copper wore a particularly fine example, and after decades in the fashion wilderness, it seems that hats are slowly making something of a minor comeback, even if some people look like prize cocks in them.
Here’s a stall stuffed full of ’em at Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London WC2.
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Half naked, unicycling knife-juggling street performer, Covent Garden
Covent Garden old market photos
New Row Coffee – a small but satisfying coffee shop in Covent Garden, London
Stage doors, sweets and the old Marquee club, London
Urban orchard and and community garden, Union Street, SE1
The plinth, the artist and contortionist, Trafalgar Square, May 2011
where is it exactly?
By Seven Dials, just off Charing Cross Road.
thank you! are they there every day as i went around that area yesterday and couldn’t see