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- Homburg_(hat) abstract "A homburg is a formal felt hat characterized by a single dent running down the center of the crown (called a "gutter crown"), a stiff brim shaped in a "kettle curl" and a bound edge trim.The homburg is made from stiff felt and has a grosgrain hatband and brim trim. Although the homburg is a formal hat, it is not an alternative to the top hat. The original homburg was of slightly more generous proportions than the modern version.It was popularized by Edward VII after he visited Bad Homburg in Hesse, Germany, and brought back a hat of this style. King Edward VII was exacting and expert in all sartorial matters. He was therefore flattered when his hat style was copied; at times he insisted on being copied.Anthony Eden made the dark homburg so fashionable in the 1930s that it became known as "the Eden" on Savile Row. At his 1953 inauguration, Dwight D. Eisenhower broke with tradition by wearing a black homburg instead of a top hat. He also wore a homburg at his second inauguration, a hat that took three months to craft and was dubbed the "international homburg" by hatters since workers from ten countries participated in its making.Like other formal Western male headgear, the homburg is not as common as it once was. Al Pacino gained some renewed fame for the homburg by wearing one in the film The Godfather, for which reason the hat is sometimes called a "Godfather".".
- Homburg_(hat) thumbnail Anders_Zorn_-_Hugo_Reisinger.jpg?width=300.
- Homburg_(hat) wikiPageExternalLink homburg-hat-history-style.
- Homburg_(hat) wikiPageExternalLink felt.html.
- Homburg_(hat) wikiPageID "1498031".
- Homburg_(hat) wikiPageRevisionID "605341274".
- Homburg_(hat) hasPhotoCollection Homburg_(hat).
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1910s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1920s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1930s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1940s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1950s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1960s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1970s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1980s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:1990s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:2000s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:2010s_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:Edwardian_era.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:Hats.
- Homburg_(hat) subject Category:Victorian_fashion.
- Homburg_(hat) type Artifact100021939.
- Homburg_(hat) type Clothing103051540.
- Homburg_(hat) type Commodity103076708.
- Homburg_(hat) type ConsumerGoods103093574.
- Homburg_(hat) type Covering103122748.
- Homburg_(hat) type Hat103497657.
- Homburg_(hat) type Hats.
- Homburg_(hat) type Headdress103502509.
- Homburg_(hat) type Object100002684.
- Homburg_(hat) type PhysicalEntity100001930.
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- Homburg_(hat) comment "A homburg is a formal felt hat characterized by a single dent running down the center of the crown (called a "gutter crown"), a stiff brim shaped in a "kettle curl" and a bound edge trim.The homburg is made from stiff felt and has a grosgrain hatband and brim trim. Although the homburg is a formal hat, it is not an alternative to the top hat.".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Homburg (Hut)".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Homburg (hat)".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Homburg (kapelusz)".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Homburg (sombrero)".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Lobbia".
- Homburg_(hat) label "Хомбург (шляпа)".
- Homburg_(hat) label "ホンブルグ・ハット".
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Homburg_(Hut).
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Homburg_(sombrero).
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Lobbia.
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs ホンブルグ・ハット.
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Homburg_(kapelusz).
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs m.0561xv.
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Q697666.
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Q697666.
- Homburg_(hat) sameAs Homburg_(hat).
- Homburg_(hat) wasDerivedFrom Homburg_(hat)?oldid=605341274.
- Homburg_(hat) depiction Anders_Zorn_-_Hugo_Reisinger.jpg.
- Homburg_(hat) isPrimaryTopicOf Homburg_(hat).