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Are you a man getting ready to dress up for the 2012 KentuckyOakley Sunglasses Online Derby and do not know where to begin?

The Louisville Digital Library shows that there was once a focus on men's hats and high style. Sadly, today, fewer men are wearing couture millinery designs -- except at events like the Kentucky Derby. For these reasons, the latest men's trends for 2012 Kentucky Derby hats are not obvious. Thankfully, there were plenty of stylish people in Louisville to consult on the matter.

Where to find Kentucky Derby hat trends

Have you ever wondered where Kentucky Derby hat trends for men come from? Although some men wear garish hats, events similar to the Kentucky Derby often influence Derby style. For example, men's hats are required at the Royal Ascot in England. Clearly, these styles of hats are high fashion and classic as opposed to baseball cap advertisements for sports teams.

Interestingly, most publications focus on the hats that women are wearing to multi-million dollar horse races; but there is an exception. This year, at the Dubai World Cup, their Style Stakes contests included a category for "Best Dressed Man."

Locals recommend men's Kentucky Derby hats

After searching online and feeling frustrated at the lack of hat trends information, I enlisted the help of two Louisville locals that were well-known for being fashionable. Liza Terry mentioned that Borsalino had the best Kentucky Derby hats for men this year. On the other hand, Kirby Coleman had a more detailed answer.

In his opinion, the top five hat styles for the 2012 Kentucky Derby are Panama (Borsalino or Montecristi), Straw Homburg, Fedora, Pork Pie, and the Straw Boater. Coleman's list of the top five hatters includes J.J. Hats, Optimo, Worth and Worth, Baron Hats, and Barbara Feinman.

Like many of the best dressed men at the Kentucky Derby, Coleman states that he does not, "… really consider myself to be a hat connoisseur or anything. I am just a lover of exquisite craftsmanship."

Put a feather in your hat for Derby

If you are thinking about foregoing a Kentucky Derby Cheap Oakley hat this year because of the cost, consider revamping an old one. For remaking an old hat to look new again, new feathers in the hat brim are an excellent change. In most cases, the generic feathers sold to spruce up men's hats are garish or boring. In these instances, be sure to check out sellers on Etsy.com that sell hat feathers trendy enough for the Kentucky Derby.

San Francisco men's hats at the 2012 Kentucky Derby

This year, one of my favorite men's hat stores in the world, Paul's Hat Works, is making a debut at the 2012 Kentucky Derby. While I am supportive of other picks listed here, I am putting my personal recommendation with this shop and their selections.

It is no surprise that these mavens of high-style decided to come to Louisville this year. After all, next year, Paul's Hat Works will be in their native San Francisco preparing for the 2013 America's Cup Yacht Race. Along with awarding the Louis Vuitton Trophy, the 2013 SF America's Cup will be a premiere fashion sports event similar to the Royal Ascot, the Dubai World Cup, the Breeder's Cup, and, of course, the Kentucky Derby.

In addition to online selections, the Louisville event with Paul Hat Works and Taylor Stitch will take place in the NuLu district at 807 East Market from April 19 to May 4. The closing party on May 4 will coincide with the First Friday Gallery Hop.

Finding men's Kentucky Derby outfits in Louisville

Usually, a Kentucky Derby hat is the first item a man chooses and he forms his outfit around it. Currently, Louisville is in the process of voting on the best men's fashion stores in the city, but the results will not be out until April 26.

In the meantime, my top picks for the best men's Kentucky Derby suits, ties, and accessories this year are Louisville's Rodes, The Executive Image, and the Fashion Post. Of course, the traditional men's pastels blazers and seersucker are a Kentucky Derby must, but there are also toned-down versions available online and offline.

For a non-traditional look with couture in mind, try Black Salt at 1507-b Bardstown Rd. Naturally, if you prefer handmade suits, Tom James has a location in Louisville that makes custom clothing. Altogether, it is clear that there is plenty of hope for any man attempting to be Knockoff Oakleys fashionable for the 2012 Kentucky Derby -- no matter where you are in the world you hang your hat.

Art imitating art: Most copied fashion items

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Rosie Dawson-Hewes looks at the five most-copied fashion items:

1. The Balenciaga motorcycle bag was the original "it" bag. Fake Ray Bans Carried by the likes of Nicole Ritchie and Kate Moss in the mid-2000s, it quickly became one of the most frequently copied bag styles. For a while, every second store had one.

2. Converse All Star Chuck Taylors. Almost everyone I know has at least one pair. I have four. But while these shoes are relatively affordable (at least compared to the other items on this list), at just $75 odd a pair, that hasn't stopped the many, many replicas of these shoes.

3. The Hermes Birkin is so sought-after that even Sex and the City's Samantha lied to get her hands on one. Replicas of this puppy are a dime a dozen, but if you're after the real thing, expect to be put on a waiting list ... for years. I'm not kidding.

4. Ray-Ban Wayfarers. Created by Ray-Ban in 1956, they were revolutionary and the epitome of rock 'n' roll cool. And since then, almost every company that produces sunglasses has had its own version of the Wayfarer. And although the sunglasses worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's look like Wayferers, they weren't. They were an early imitation designed by Oliver Goldsmith.

5. Anything Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton's brand is copied soFake Ray Ban Sunglasses frequently it's probably one of most prolific luxury brands around. In the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul multiple stands offer a large array of "genuine fake" Louis Vuitton items. It's almost like the faux Louis Vuitton market propagates the allure of the genuine one ... though I doubt LV see it that way.

Facial awareness: Make-up as an art form

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For me the season was about silly hats or silly hair." So says Katie Grand,Cheap Oakley Sunglasses stylist and editor-in-chief of the biannual glossy LOVE of the beauty looks on show at the autumn/winter collections. You can see her point.

At Louis Vuitton, comically oversized headpieces had a gently crumpled, elegant flamboyance, while Marc Jacobs opted for a similar look in his eponymous collection, just furrier, wider, brighter and taller.

For Grand the hair was about "colour and proportion". Hairstylist Guido Palau clamped the hair straight at Prada, brushed it back off the face and lengthened it with extensions in artificial hues matched with the models' natural colour, while at the McQ Alexander McQueen show he created a dense ring of hair that hovered, suspended above the forehead in a donut-shapedring. Crowning confections these certainly were.

But they were only half of the story. What about the face? One need look no further than the multibillion-pound cosmetic industry to know that make-up matters. Over the years designers have become increasingly interested in what the make-up artist Alex Box, a long-term collaborator of Rankin and Pugh, terms "face architecture". Think Hussein Chalayan's tear-drop wooden mask, Gareth Pugh's ecclesiastical mouth lights or McQueen's veil spiked by enormous antlers. Sounds a bit heavy? As luck would have it, many designers found a new lightness of touch with their fashion-forward creations north of the neck.

Take Rei Kawakubo's spring/summer offering for Comme des Garçons, where frothy rounds of creamy fabric bordered plain, childlike faces. Or Sarah Burton's collection for Alexander McQueen, where fabric crept up from the body, encased the skull and reached down on to the face. The finely woven lace in balmy pastel hues crafted a graceful softness from the macabre silhouette. Burton sought the femininity in a futuristic aesthetic for autumn, with mirrored visors adorning plain ladylike faces.

Kawakubo, meanwhile, inverted her previous season's silhouette by covering the face completely with a bondage-style balaclava that grew out of a bright floral body suit. The silhouette was constrictive but the character was warm and invulnerable. The thinly woven balaclavas pulled down over faces painted with a spirited flash of red lipstick at Rick Owens had a similar effect. His models strode out against an inferno; this was, he later asserted, a look he saw as completely wearable.

Predictably, not all designers embraced covering the face in such a theatrical fashion. Instead, traditional make-up was whipped up to show that eye shadow and lip-gloss were not for the sartorially small minded.

At Meadham Kirchhoff, designers Edward and Ben came to make-up artist Florrie White with a clear vision for their autumn winter show: 1990s supermodel meets 1980s drag queen. "It was gradual, as if the two were meeting each other," White says. As the old-school glamour and sculpted features of Christy Turlington entered a collision with Trojan, the drag queen at the heart of the Eighties club scene, a scrawl of paint around the eye grew into an hallucinogenic eye patch, Discount Oakleys a nude lip became a canvas for hyperactive pastel doodles. And those eyebrows? Lest any detail get lost in translation, each zig-zag was scrawled on by Edward.

The conflation of traditional beauty with an unusual element captured attention elsewhere. Bejewelled, ruler-straight eyebrows – embroidered in collaboration with the Maison Lesage – provided a graphic embellishment against a simple and austere base at Chanel. Colour was big elsewhere. Baby-blue hues and licks of white paint were flicked across the eyelids at Miu Miu in playful flourishes, while Prada dispensed a lesson in grown-up glamour, with orange scored across the eyebrows, a smoky-black lid and a flash of purple underfoot. Charlotte Tilbury took inspiration directly from Prabal Gurung's clothes for her autumn/winter creation. "We wanted to complement and enhance the clothes by creating an enchanting beauty look inspired by 'beetle wings' and birds of paradise. Dual tone teal green and bright blue shadows were applied diagonally on the lids all the way up to the eyebrows like colours in a peacock's feather."

As Tilbury aptly surmises, "the make-up looks for autumn were about making the girls look beautiful with a twist". So what had designers and make-up artists beating the same drum? For Grand, this was partly a reaction against celebrity models: "It was about keeping the girl blank, creating a blank canvas." Box applies this diagnosis to the look in general: "It's amniotic times and people want to wipe the slate clean." It is ironic and perhaps fitting for fashion's often contradictory grand narrative that the simplicity of new beginnings is located in a cacophony of colour and concealment. For this year, at least.

Make-up maestros

Kevyn Aucoin

Arriving in New York City in 1983, Aucoin quickly caught the eye of photographers Steven Meisel and Irving Penn and soon became the go-to make-up artist. "His signature touch was transforming a face by using neutral tones to sculpt, define, highlight and shape the complexion, minimising and maximising features," Charlotte Tilbury says. A true master of sophistry, Aucoin made up Cindy Crawford for her first Vogue cover.

Serge Lutens

Born in 1942, Lutens is a fashion veteran: his precocious work for French Vogue in his 20s earned him the task of launching Christian Dior's make-up line in 1967, where he created an industry powerhouse. "He did everything and really pioneered a rounded look," Alex Box says. Lutens has collaborated with the Japanese brand Shiseido since the 1970s and launched an eponymous collection of essentials in 2005.

Gucci Westman

Westman is something of a world-wide tastemaker. She was International Artistic Director at Lancome from 2003, until she took up the position of Global Artistic Director at Revlon in 2008. She speaks five languages, trained at École Chauveau in Paris and turned Cameron Diaz into frumpy Lotte Schwartz in Being John Malkovich.

Pat McGrath

Vogue has called her "the most influential make-up artist in the world". Not bad for a girl from Northampton. McGrath moved to London in the early 1990s and worked for i-D and The Face before going on tour to Japan with Caron Wheeler from Soul II Soul. Twenty years on and McGrath counts 20 of the world's greatest designers as clients.

Peter Philips

Philips did not pick up a make-up brush until he was 27: a degree in graphic design was followed by further study at the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts. On graduation in 1993, Philips cultivated his passion working with Alexander McQueen and Raf Simons before his appointment as creative director of Chanel make-up in 2008.

Charlotte Tilbury

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Facial awareness: Make-up as an art form

Wed, 23 May 2012 08:30:00 +0000

Make-up maestros

Kevyn Aucoin

Serge Lutens

Gucci Westman

Pat McGrath

Peter Philips

Charlotte Tilbury

Fears for Harvard Business School student with pregnant wife who went MISSING during a night out with friends

Wed, 23 May 2012 08:30:00 +0000

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Nathan Bihlmaier, 31, was last seen by the Portland waterfront at Ri Ra, an Irish pub, around one o'clock Sunday morning.

After scouring the marina, police still have no clues as to his whereabouts, causing his pregnant wife Nancy to rush to the coastal town.

A piece of Mr Bihlmaier's clothing was found in the bay, and police say they are concerned about how close he was to the water when he was last seen after a night of heavy drinking.

Vanished: Harvard student Nathan Bihlmaier, 31, was last seen by the Portland waterfront late on Saturday night. He is pictured with his wife, Nancy

Last seen: He and two friends had visited the Old Port area before Mr Bihlmaier vanished around 1am

Police told the Portland Press Herald that Mr Bihlmaier and two friends traveled to Portland for the weekend to celebrate their graduation from business school.

The revelers visited the Old Port area on Saturday night, before Mr Bihlmaier was asked to leave the bar soon after midnight because he was drunk.

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Police confirmed that he had 'a little bit too much to drink',Fake Oakley Sunglasses but added that he did not cause a disturbance while leaving the bar.

'At that point he left the bar very cooperatively,' police chief Michael Sauschuck said, according to the Bangor Daily News. 'There were no altercations - he just left voluntarily after being spoken to by bar staff.'

He spoke to his friends on the phone, but did not return to the hotel where they were staying. They searched for him to no avail and reported him missing at 9am.

Concerned: His pregnant wife, Nancy Hi Bihlmaier, rushed to the coastal city after receiving the news

'He is a well-established individual from a strong family. He has a wife who is expecting their first child. There is no reason he would [purposely] go missing,' Lt Gary Hutcheson told the Press Herald.

'It's an unusual one.'

According to his cell phone records, Mr Bihlmaier did not venture far.

Police tracked his movements through his phone signal after he left the bar until his battery apparently died 40 minutes later.

Divers scoured the marina, looking for clues to Mr Bihlmaier's location.

Family: Mr Bihlmaier, originally from Kansas, with his wife Nancy and his parents Cheryl and Steve

The Coast Guard and the Portland harbormaster worked together with police to launch the underwater hunt for clues.

They even used a cadaver dog on an inflatable raft to search for the man's scent.

On Monday afternoon they found an item of his clothing in Casco Bay not far from the bar where he was drinking.

Mr Sauschuck said: 'We do have some divers in the water, and that concern is really just to look at all options.

'It’s certainly a possibility that Nate could be lost in our fair city, or maybe caught a ride somewhere, but given the information we have at hand, we are concerned with the proximity of the waterfront to where he was last seen.'

Mystery: Police tracked him after he left Ri Ra, pictured, until his phone battery died 40 minutes later

His pregnant wife, Nancy Hi Bihlmaier, rushed to the coastal city after receiving the news that her husband was missing, as did around 20 of his business school friends.

Mr Bihlmaier is due to graduate from Harvard Business School this Thursday.

'He is from a strong family. His wife is expecting their first child. There is no reason he would go missing.'

Lt Gary Hutcheson

A spokesman for the school told the Press Herald: 'His friends describe him as really one top-notch guy.'

He continued: 'We do remain hopeful, despite signs to the contrary. It's important if anybody saw him, we want to hear about it.'

Mr Bihlmaier, whose family comes from Kansas but who is now based in the Boston area, specialises in the business of healthcare, and is employed by medical provider Optum.

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