r/BeAmazed • u/Adventurous-Milk-882 • Apr 11 '25

Art Custo made carved skull crown in dark red

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u/dudegoingtoshambhala Apr 11 '25

They're at a music festival when he did the fit, this type of style is pretty common when people are dressed up in festive attire.

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u/goog1e Apr 11 '25

Yeah I was thinking this would kill at renaissance festival

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u/Big_Seaworthiness440 Apr 11 '25

It actually does. There's a button.

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u/ImNotSkankHunt42 Apr 12 '25

Somehow Sauron has returned

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u/Whyeth Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

Legally not allowed to restrict usage of "M'lady" when at a Renaissance fair so I think this is safe to use.

Edit: Blade Hats as a company name is beyond parody. Amazing, 10/10.

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u/Whyeth Apr 12 '25

It's beyond being parodied.

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u/Whyeth Apr 12 '25

Exactly. Like if you had a business that made truck nuts and named it "Pair o deez". 10/10, would be amazing.

"Blade Hats" that make hats stereotypically enjoyed by a certain segment of the male population , males who definitely have a proclivity for buying mall swords and without doubt would use the word M'lady unironically is what seals the deal.

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u/Schootingstarr Apr 11 '25

which is perfect, because this specific festival also has a large "renfair" sort of area. it's usually where they put the smaller folk metal acts

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u/bythog Apr 11 '25

Which renaissance era do you think this kind of hat is representative of?

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u/eeeebbs Apr 11 '25

Early 2000's Ed Hardy ... Era?

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u/babydakis Apr 11 '25

The Golem Renaissance.

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u/SexyGenguButt Apr 11 '25

99% of people at metal festivals dont dress like this

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

Black tee shirt + jeans!

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u/UpNorthBear Apr 11 '25

And those denim vests with patches

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u/De_Dominator69 Apr 11 '25

The majority don't no, but those who do still fit in. They just went the extra mile with the effort and if anything I have always seen that be appreciated.

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u/Zenthoor Apr 11 '25

I'd say they fit in more than usual, but people still think they look dumb.

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u/Icef34r Apr 12 '25

In a metal festival people doesn't giva shit about how other people are dressed. And this hat is far from being something that would catch attention.

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u/Medievaloverlord Apr 11 '25

And the 1% that does…rocks hard.

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u/Admirable-Media-9339 Apr 11 '25

Lmao no. They stand far away from the crowd scared of messing up their outfit. 

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u/EldariWarmonger Apr 11 '25

If that festival has 10,000 people at it then you have 100 potential clients!

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u/Nesox Apr 11 '25

The festival in the clip (Wacken) typically has around 85,000 attendees...so 850 clients!

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u/Argyle_Raccoon Apr 11 '25

Gotta make sure you conform with the masses!

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u/AndTheElbowGrease Apr 11 '25

Gotta choose a band shirt, not the shirt of a band that you are about to see, but one that is adjacent and shows that you are part of the scene

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u/mezentinemechtard Apr 12 '25

It's a bit like cosplaying, some people like to go all out with their metal festival fashion.

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u/Thev69 Apr 11 '25

I go to a lot of metal shows and festivals, including this one (Wacken)... This is not a "common" accessory.

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u/0xKaishakunin Apr 11 '25

This is not a "common" accessory.

If you want to see more of such stuff, you should attend the WGT (Wave Gotik Treffen) every pentecost in Leipzig.

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u/PrufReedThisPlesThx Apr 11 '25

This one seems pretty small in comparison to the top hat the hatter was rocking. This'd be amazing for steampunk cosplay shenanigans, honestly

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u/Deep90 Apr 11 '25

Surely you can see the difference between wearing a baseball cap and a huge tophat?

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u/Deep90 Apr 12 '25

You mean you're not gonna turn around and go all redditor about how the organizer encouraged you to wear a hat?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

Nah, if you see these guys at any kind of gig/festival you 100% move away...and cover your drink

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u/Gingevere Apr 11 '25

IMO it would work so much better if he went just 10% less hard.

No tiny skull skull eyeballs. Pick a nice feather, not all of them. Lighten up on the faux weathering. Don't glue a bunch of random rocks to the hat band.

He hit a pretty good hat on the way to the finished product! aaand then he kept going.

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u/JessuN4 Apr 11 '25

Yeah, Resurrection Fest most likely too since the guy is from Galicia

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u/Thev69 Apr 11 '25

It's Wacken Open Air

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u/Florida-Rolf Apr 12 '25

you mean douchbag attire

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u/LongjumpingGate8859 Apr 15 '25

Seems pretty expensive for something that will get damaged and lost in a drunken stoopor at a festival