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Hats – High fashion in Lesotho!

Baynham Goredema
By Baynham Goredema
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The reed hats from Lesotho are a national icon which can be seen all over Lesotho on company logos, on the number plates, and even as details on buildings.

But the wedding I went to featured hats of a different variety. The hats below I saw at a wedding and it seems the Lesotho women love their hats. I found them to be very stylish and a touch flamboyance for the fairly rural setting. But it certainly brightened up the wedding!

 

 

 

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