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"   Last fall the glamour of Old Hollywood returned to the runway in the form of very chic Gatsby-esque hats. A very cool trend- but definitely tricky to take from the catwalk to the sidewalk. Let&amp;#039;s face it as you run out of the house on a brisk Saturday afternoon it isn&amp;#039;t exactly second nature to reach for your fedora.  When my hair is big and curly-which it often is (she&amp;#039;s taking a vaca in the pic above)- she&amp;#039;s very large and in charge, one of the many reasons wearing hats has always proved difficult. So when I ran into Erin Wasson, model and stylist for Alexander Wang, backstage at the show yesterday and she was wearing a necklace in her hair- I was intrigued.    Big haired girls everywhere (you know who you are...the &amp;quot;i can only brush it when it&amp;#039;s wet&amp;quot; posse)- this one&amp;#039;s for you. I&amp;#039;m loving this shift into creative hairpieces because contrary to hats they work on so many different styles of hair.      This week Erin Fetherston showed dark floral-like tiaras, Costello Tagliapietra dressed their ladies with refined oversize abstract bows in the hair and Alexandre Herchovitch created headbands worn in the back of your head under a knotted pony out of vibrant pieces of fabric.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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