Tony’s Blues: Monday W2Y6
Do you know how the fedora hat got its name? Fédora was the name of a character and the title of a play written for and acted by Sarah Bernhardt in 1882. In that role, Bernhardt wore a soft felt hat which made a big splash in the fashion world and became very stylish for women at that time. It took off for men in the 1920s when Edward, Prince of Wales, adopted the fashion. The fedora came to symbolize gangsters (worn by Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and Bugsy Siegal) and hardboiled detectives […]https://benjaloo.wordpress.com/2026/10/19/tonys-blues-monday-w2y6/