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Floral Hats: Toque
Floral Hat


Label: “Otti Moll/original/La Jolla/California”
1960-62
Cloth flowers; silk ribbon and binding
Gift of Alice K. Miller and Philip Klauber
Flowers: Hydrangea, hyacinth

“The hat that’s a flower...like putting your head in an enormous chrysanthemum,” was Vogue’s description of the fashionable hat. Horticultural headgear was extremely popular in the early 1960s and this toque is a typical example of the floral hat of the period. This hat is the creation of Otti Moll, a La Jolla milliner. Her business at 5749 La Jolla Boulevard was listed from 1950-62 and then again from 1964-71.


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