Wide-Brimmed Dusty Rose Straw Hat

Lineage: “1970s color blocking”

That dusty rose hat with its perfectly undulating brim and the turquoise socks with their jaunty purple stripes are both drunk on the same 1970s British color theory—the kind that said why choose beige when you could choose dusty rose, why wear white socks when turquoise existed? The hat's soft mauve feels like it was dipped in the same sunset as those sock stripes, both pieces committed to a palette that treated earth tones and jewel tones as natural bedfellows.

Lineage: “Edwardian garden party hat”

Both hats speak the same architectural language of dramatically wide brims that cast serious shade, but where the Edwardian original commands attention with its precise concentric rings of golden straw and that crisp grosgrain band, the 1970s version goes soft and dreamy in dusty rose with a loosely draped crown that pools like fabric.