Still Life NYC - Exudes Style and Originality with Classic Hats and Modern Twist
By Editor
By Editor
With a mixture of hip-hop and jazz playing on the website (www.StillLifeNYC.com), customers have the opportunity to view the gallery of hats, a preview of the owners’ style. The Coca – a strew equestrian cap with black leather trim and black grommets, the Garvey – a honey panama strew retro safari hat with yellow leather trim, black buckle and side grommets, and the Tommy Frenneli – a classic 40’s gangster fedora with center crease and front 5” crown, 2” brim, produced in salmon panama straw, trimmed with satin ribbon and pearl pin are all highlights of the Spring 2007 collection.
With a mixture of hip-hop and jazz playing on the website (www.StillLifeNYC.com), customers have the opportunity to view the gallery of hats, a preview of the owners’ style. The Coca – a strew equestrian cap with black leather trim and black grommets, the Garvey – a honey panama strew retro safari hat with yellow leather trim, black buckle and side grommets, and the Tommy Frenneli – a classic 40’s gangster fedora with center crease and front 5” crown, 2” brim, produced in salmon panama straw, trimmed with satin ribbon and pearl pin are all highlights of the Spring 2007 collection.
About Still Life NYC
The recently opened Still Life flagship Store is located at 77 Orchard Street, designed by Andrew Rumpler of Nine Stories, also celebrates the spirit of New York City from the cast of characters that are regulars to the artwork hosted on its walls. Currently, Still Life has a historic collection of work by photographer Chi Modu who is set to release his first book through Still Life Publishing in winter ’07. Among the rows of headwear, a shopper can also find fur-lined and 24-karat gold accented hoodies from Joey Curls and a new line of custom tailored men’s clothing and bags by Frenel Moris.