Thursday, September 29, 2011

Clientele Pictures from the Jazz Age Lawn Party, August 2011

Our newsboy cap and Gable Peak lapel Jacket on style icon J. Michael

Our newsboy cap on this dashing duo.

Our Driver Cap and Calloway Deco Pleat Jacket. Great grooming, a lovely dame, and an easy style.

Simply Charming in our vintage Newsboy Cap

The Modern Vintage style. Slim suspenders and a low rise trouser for a uniquely modern approach.  Our driver cap adds the finishing touch.


Love the beard, the glasses, the brightness and the seamless way our Driver cap blends in.

Thought I'd share a few pictures of some of our clientele from the Jazz Age Lawn Party in August.  One of the great things about making elements of style is the chance to interact and learn from people who patronize the brand.  These guys already have a sense of themselves and an easy confidence, so they elevate the product and just take it to another level. Can an inanimate object really be cool? I'm a skeptic.  I think the object is ultimately defined by the character of the wearer and for that I'm truly grateful and appreciative of the clients we get to work with.

As you pull together your own look for the fall, remember in terms of style, a hat is only second to good shoes. (But, we don't make those! I'll scoop you on who does shoes right, in a future blog). 


Besides, a hat draws attention to your face, which gives you a chance to make eye contact.  In my experience, a lot of lovely things begin with a glance. Plus, you can easily wear a cap three or four times per week. When you consider cost-per-wear (a concept I'll elaborate on in the future), they're a great value. Be sure check out our offerings by clicking into our: e-bay pop-up shop .  


If you want to come to Brookyn, e-mail me to make an appointment: cmiller AT prohibitionclothing DOT com. I'll be glad to work with you personally and there's always a little rye whiskey or St.Germaine to be had.  After all, we are the Prohibition Clothing Company.

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