The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT18) NEW YORK -- Nov. 29, 2002 -- Adv. for Sun., Dec. 1 -- FASHION-CHURCH-HATS-2 -- Shellie McDowell, one of the preeminent church-hat makers for African-American women, sells about 4,000 hats a year starting at $225 for clients as varied as Oprah Winfrey and Mrs. Al Sharpton. The trick, she says, is that unlike the everyday world of fashion, the operating principle of church fashion is that no one wants to look like anyone else. "You go down the street, everyone is wearing a Burberry something,'' she said. "None of these women want to go to church and see themselves.'' The cast of "Crowns,'' the Off Broadway adaptation of a book about the tradition and the symbolism of church hats at the Second Stage Theater in New York in November. (Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)
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2002-11-29
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The New York Times Agency
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