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    Be One With The Woodsmen And Warm Up In A Trapper Hat!

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    Alex Gambardella on Nov 23, 2009 10:19 AM PST
    I'm not gonna lie -- while the cozy cable knits and warm faux fur of a basic trendy trapper hat look too comfy to pass up, this winter's hottest accessory isn't necessarily for everyone. It takes a certain winter style to pull off this bundled-up woodsy look, especially since it can easily bring to mind childhood memories of getting wrapped up like a Christmas present every time you wanted to play outside. The key is to not take the trend too seriously -- treat trapper hats like a casually thrown-on accessory, instead of a frostbite-killing survival tactic. When added to a full-on set of snow gear, the look is a little more functionally overboard than fashionable, but with just a thermal and a pair of rosy cheeks the look is cute without looking costume-y or childish. Browse through the slideshow for a festive bunch of my favorite trapper hats!

    Beanies For The Boys

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    Dino-Ray Ramos on Dec 3, 2008 2:19 PM PST
    I shave my head every two weeks, so with the winter season coming into full swing, you know I am always looking for something to keep my head of stubble warm. Like a baby, I have my favorite security beanie. Even though it is on its last leg, I refuse to get rid of the reversible (it's black on one side and argyle on the other) head warmer. But alas, I think it may be time for me (and you) to invest in a nice beanie. Sure, a solid colored one is safe, but why not go for something a little bit more adventurous? A chunky knit beanie lets off a "just like grandma used to make" vibe, while a head-hugging knit cap with an oversized logo is street-chic and whimsical. No matter you decide, pick one that is not only versatile, but matches your personality. P.S. €“ Check out the Humping Moose Peruvian Beanie from Urban Outfitters €“ that's for all you shameless freaky people out there.
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