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OK full hat collection because I love my hats since they are almost all gifts. you get a long post about my hats because it's MY blog, after all. I feel like I'm still missing one or two, but this is at least my regular rotation.

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very dark green (looks black in this light) is one of my oldest that I've had, idk when my mom made it, like 2015 or 2016? I've worn this one a lot since I've had it for so long, it stretches out a lot when I wear it enough and then it shrinks back down when it's washed.

light blue alpaca wool hat that my grandma got for me in 2021. I've worn this one pretty casually but it's in the rotation. It's comfy and keeps me warm, that's all you need baby

blue and white striped hat, knitted by my mom a long time ago too, maybe 2018. one of my faves because it's a thinner hat so I can wear it when it's warm.

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deep blue hat, the only hat that I've purchased myself, I got it a long time ago and recently unearthed it because I prefer my mom's hats.

gray/black dissolve, made by my mom I think in 2019 or 2020 I think. another one of my favorites that I wear out a lot. it's also thin, so I wear it when the weather gets warmer.

light gray, made by my mom last year! It's soft and I like it a lot, very warm and keeps the slouch that I like my hats to have.

bottom:

blue/white/brown/green stripey, also made by my mom last year, I believe. this is a freakin HAT. it keeps you warm and it's got an awesome design and colors and I love it a lot. I got a lot of mileage out of this hat this past year, it's awesome and one of my favorites.

gray worm hat, this was made by my mom in maybe 2017? this is one of the hats that I don't really wear that often, it was more of a "eh this is weird, let's try it" and I don't think I like the design that much. my mom knows, and that's how things go sometimes. I wore it out a few days ago and it looked kinda like a rasta hat and I don't really like that style. oh well, my mom still made it, so I will hold on to it!

[ryounyan]

Charles Rowland from "Dead Boy Detectives" is pansexual. Just, please, look at that pin. It's not bisexual, it's pansexual. That circle pin with three horizontal stripes: dark blue, dark yellow, dark fuchsia.

P.S.: Now I have my doubts. Because in comments was given clarification about this pin being the rasta flag. So, question, which colours are that pin??

Second Post Script:

I know about all versions of pansexual pride flag. Hi, hello, hey, I am pansexual. When first version was created I was in my twenties. I live in country where are strong community of rasta. So, I guess, somehow I know how rasta flag looks... My problem with that pin is, why that pin has altered colours?? Probably because everything is altered there, but Devil is in the details.

Also in original story is clearly that that pin must be rasta flag...

But my Brain is on little fire, because colours are not close enough.

[imaginechb]

Grover Underwood Playlist

"Grover wore his fake feet and his pants to pass as human. He wore a green rasta-style cap, because when it rained his curly hair flattened and you could just see the tips of his horns. His bright orange backpack was full of scrap metal and apples to snack on. In his pocket was a set of reed pipes his daddy goat had carved for him, even though he only knew two songs: Mozart's Piano Concerto no. 12 and Hilary Duff's "So Yesterday," both of which sounded pretty bad on reed pipes." –The Lightning Thief

1. The Campfire Song— The Lightning Thief Company

2. Boys Will Be Bugs— Cavetown

3. Break My Stride— Matthew Wilder

4. Cupid's Chokehold— Gym Class Heroes

5. September— Earth, Wind & Fire

6. Count on Me— Bruno Mars

7. 100 Bad Days— AJR

8. The Cult of Dionysus— The Orion Experience

9. Legend Lake— Miggie Snyder

10. The Tree on the Hill— George Salazar

11. In the Same Boat— Rob Rokicki, Chris McCarrell, Kristin Stokes, Jorrel Javier

12. Flowers In Your Hair— The Lumineers

13. Hug All Ur Friends— Cavetown

14. Little Lion Man— Mumford & Sons

15. Natural— Imagine Dragons

16. Strawberry Fields Forever— The Beatles

17. I Lived— OneRepublic

18. We're Going to Be Friends— The White Stripes

19. I See Fire— Ed Sheeran

20. Home— Edith Whiskers

21. Where'd All the Time Go?— Dr. Dog

22. Lost Boy— Ruth B.

23. Team— Lorde

24. Because of You— Kelly Clarkson

25. So Yesterday— Hilary Duff

26. Willow Tree March— The Paper Kites

27. Soldier, Poet, King— Jacob Cook

28. Kaleidoscope— A Great Big World

29. Beautiful Soul— Jesse McCartney

30. Complicated— Avril Lavigne

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[janjesant]

Rasta-Inspired Beaded Bracelet for Men and Women

Embrace the vibrant spirit of Rastafarian culture with this eye-catching stretchy Rasta-Inspired Beaded Bracelet. They are meticulously crafted with alternating 10mm striped wooden beads that offer a natural and earthy appeal and they are perfectly complemented by colourful and bold rasta beads in the iconic green, yellow, and red hues, that celebrate the spirit of unity and freedom. This piece…

[happyfumez]

This high-quality unisex belt is a refined and stylish way to add a unique flair to any look. Crafted from a smooth blend of 80% polyester, 15% nylon, and 5% other, it features a captivating all-over Rasta Color Stripes Weed Leaf Prints pattern. An adjustable, one-size-all design ensures a comfortable and secure fit.

[fashionspoottt]

How to Style Varsity Wingdom for a Reggae Look

Introduction

When it comes to fashion, one of the most iconic and beloved styles is the reggae look. With its roots in Jamaican culture, the reggae style embraces vibrant colors, bold patterns, and a laid-back attitude. One popular way to achieve this look is by incorporating varsity wingdom pieces into your outfit. In this article, we will explore how to style varsity wingdom for a reggae-inspired look and bring some island vibes to your wardrobe.

Embracing Colors and Patterns

The reggae style is all about embracing bright and bold colors. When styling varsity wingdom for a reggae look, opt for pieces in vibrant shades like red, yellow, green, and blue. These colors evoke the spirit of the Caribbean and will instantly set the tone for your outfit.

In addition to colors, reggae fashion also incorporates eye-catching patterns. Consider adding pieces with Rasta-inspired patterns or classic Jamaican motifs. Whether it's stripes, geometric shapes, or traditional prints, these patterns will add depth and character to your ensemble.

Keeping It Relaxed

A crucial element of the reggae look is its laid-back and effortless vibe. To achieve this, choose loose-fitting varsity wingdom pieces that allow for comfort and movement. Baggy sweatshirts, oversized hoodies, and loose-fitting jackets are excellent choices for creating a relaxed reggae outfit.

Mixing and Matching

The beauty of varsity wingdom is its versatility. To nail the reggae look, don't be afraid to mix and match different pieces. Pair a bold-colored varsity jacket with a graphic t-shirt featuring reggae legends or lyrics. You can also combine varsity sweatpants with a tank top for a casual yet stylish look. The key is to experiment with different combinations and find what resonates best with your personal style.

Accessorize Like a Reggae Star

Accessories play a crucial role in completing any outfit, and the reggae style is no exception. Embrace the spirit of the Caribbean by adding some reggae-inspired accessories to your look. Consider wearing Rasta-colored wristbands, beaded necklaces, or even a colorful bandana as a headband. These small touches will elevate your outfit and tie the reggae theme together.

Footwear Choices

Your footwear can make or break your reggae look. Opt for comfortable and stylish options that complement your varsity wingdom outfit. Classic canvas sneakers in bold colors are an excellent choice for a laid-back vibe. Sandals or flip-flops can also work well, especially if you're going for a more relaxed beach-inspired look.

Confidence is Key

No matter how you decide to style varsity wingdom for a reggae look, remember that confidence is key. Embrace the carefree and positive attitude that is synonymous with reggae culture. Rock your outfit with pride, and you'll exude the effortless charm that defines the reggae style.

Conclusion

Styling varsity wingdom for a reggae look is a fun and creative way to embrace the vibrant and laid-back spirit of Jamaican culture. By incorporating bold colors, eye-catching patterns, and reggae-inspired accessories, you can effortlessly transform your wardrobe into an island paradise. Remember to mix and match different pieces, choose comfortable footwear, and most importantly, wear your outfit with confidence. So get ready to rock the reggae look and spread those positive island vibes wherever you go!

FAQs

Q: Can I wear varsity wingdom with jeans for a reggae look? A: Absolutely! Pairing varsity wingdom with jeans can create a cool and casual reggae-inspired outfit.

Q: What hairstyles work best with the reggae look? A: Rasta braids, dreadlocks, or a simple messy bun are all great hairstyles that complement the reggae style.

Q: Where can I find authentic reggae-inspired accessories? A: Look for local shops or online stores that specialize in reggae fashion and accessories.

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Vintage Look Rasta Stripes T-Shirt

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Prestige Hat, Bamileke, 1901, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts of Africa

In the Grassfields region of Cameroon, it is common practice for a man to cover his head when he enters public spaces. Worn on ceremonial occasions, a burled cotton cap such as this one communicates the wearer’s ethnic identity and social status. This type of crocheted hat—emulating a “rasta” hairstyle—is one of the most prestigious as it evokes complex hairstyles that were once fashionable in the region. The repetitive burls were stiffened with wooden pegs over which alternating stripes of black and red tips were crocheted. Gift of Donald Young and Shirley Weese Young Size: 22.9 × 20.3 cm (9 × 8 in.) Medium: Cloth, fiber, wool, and pigment

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/229895/

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