Lack of Color Taps Devon Lee Carlson for '90s-Inspired Headwear Collection
Including a newsboy cap and a bucket hat to complete your looks.
Australian hat brand Lack of Color has joined forces with Devon Lee Carlson of Wildflower Cases to create a collection of headwear for the summer season.
Influenced by California in the ’90s, the range is comprised of three different styles that all come with a swing tag, which you can also use as a bracelet or anklet. The Devon Cowboy is crafted from raffia straw and features a custom beaded band dressed with pastel-toned flowers and hearts. For a more chic look, the Britney Cap arrives in a baker boy silhouette made out of multi-paneled faux suede material. Finally, the DIY Bucket hat comes in a reversible design with a printed plaid pattern on one side and beige canvas on the other.
“Working with LOC has been a blast! They’ve made me feel like part of the family and I’m so honored to be their first-ever collaboration. Everything we designed came straight from our nostalgia dreams and I’m so excited for everyone to see,” Carlson shared in a statement. “This is for anyone with a passion for fashion – these are all the hats your wardrobe has been missing.”
Take a closer look at what the hats look like above. Devon Lee Carlson x Lack of Color’s collection is now available on LOC’s website.
