#tophat — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #tophat, aggregated by home.social.
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"Cheek to Cheek" is a song written by #IrvingBerlin in 1934–35, specifically for #FredAstaire, the star of his new musical, #TopHat, co-starring #GingerRogers. In the movie, Astaire sings the song to Rogers as they dance. The song was nominated for the Best Song #Oscar for 1936, which it lost to "Lullaby of Broadway". The song spent five weeks at #1 on #YourHitParade and was named the #1 song of 1935.
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"Flower Hat"
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#WhimsicalArt 🌸 #SurrealIllustration 🍄 #FloralDesign 🌿 #BotanicalArt 🌼 #HandDrawn ✏️ #IndieArtist ✨ #NatureLover 🍃 #MonochromeArt 🖤 #LineArt 🖋️ #TopHat 🎩 #GardenVibes 🌷 #QuirkyArt 🎨 #MinimalistStyle ☁️ #BohoAesthetic 🌙 #ArtStation 🖼️ #RedbubbleArtist 🛍️ #FlowerPower 🌻 #FineArt 🎭 #FantasyArt 🧚 #DoodleArt ✍️ #CreativeMind 🧠 #AvantGarde 🕶️ #FloralFashion 👗 #Sketchbook 📓 #IllustrationDaily 🌟 #JoseloRochaArt #JoRo
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Step into a world where fashion meets the garden in the most literal way possible. This hand-drawn illustration captures the essence of surreal art and whimsical design, featuring a maximalist floral hat that seems to grow toward the heavens. If you love botanical sketches, indie aesthetics, and quirky nature-inspired art, this piece was made for your collection.Whether you’re a fan of monochrome line art, surrealist portraits, or just want to add some floral fantasy to your space, "The Infinite Bloom" celebrates the beauty of over-the-top imagination. It’s a perfect fit for garden lovers, avant-garde fashion enthusiasts, and anyone who believes there is no such thing as "too many flowers." From boho chic vibes to minimalist white-on-black contrast, this design brings a touch of magic to apparel, wall art, and accessories.
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black line art:
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Behind the Scenes: Fred Astaire’s Dedication on the Set of Top Hat (1935)
📰 Original title: 30 Amazing Photographs of Fred Astaire on the Set of “Top Hat” (1935)
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