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August 22nd, 2008

Pierrot hat with pom poms from Toshop: explain, please…

Pierrot_hat OK, someone needs to explain this to us quickly, before we put out an APB on all persons seen wearing this thing. Actually, we’re probably going to do that anyway, because last time we checked, it was August, not October, and we’re still a loooong way away from Halloween.

Please tell us Topshop are selling this as a Halloween prop? Surely they’re not expecting people to walk around with it as part of their normal dress? Has the Comme des Garcons "mad clown" thing reached the high street already? Has the whole world gone mad?

If it has, and you really, really want to dress like a clown, this hat is £15 from Topshop. But we’re really hoping there’s an innocent explanation for this…




8 Responses to “Pierrot hat with pom poms from Toshop: explain, please…”

  1. Mousy says:

    That’s just hideous.

  2. gokarm says:

    Fascinating! It’s such an iconic hat, of course…but to appear in a mass market store that doesn’t specialize in costuming? What on EARTH is going on? I mean, nobody jumped on the Top hat trend beyond super devoted hipster types, but THIS is going to be the next big thing? It’s the dawning of the age of the Joker, I called it.

  3. Becky says:

    Beldar Conehead just called.
    He wants his hat back.

  4. kate says:

    toshop
    toshop
    toshop
    LOL
    the worst thing about this, is that i could make this in like two mins by taking a piece of paper out the pritner next to me and rolling it up a bit.
    but i suppose it’s good if you have a massive lump on your head

  5. wasted says:

    calm down, it’s just a hat… reasonable price, too ;)

  6. b. says:

    Eerily reminiscent of Pet Shop Boys.

  7. Lai-Lai says:

    It’s that sad opera clown’s hat.

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