Designer Christian Cowan-Sanluis Gives The World Its First ‘Selfie-Hat’ At LFW
In case your arm can't extend far enough for you to get that perfect angle (of yourself), a new accessory is here to help out.
Welcome the "Selfie Hat," an invention that is, in fact, exactly what it sounds like.
The hat made its debut at London Fashion Week thanks to Acer and designer Christian Cowan-Sanluis.
The hat, which more or less looks like a giant, sparkling, pink sombrero, comes equipped with a built-in Acer Iconia A-1 840 tablet, so you can catch yourself from every angle. Designer Cowan-Sanlius even created a mini case for the tablet to match the hat, because God forbid you end up looking silly, right?
The hat has been designed to spin 360 degrees, so no matter what your best angle is, you'll be able to capture it.
The Selfie-hat is currently available through appointment only. But those who are itching for a peek can see it in real life during Christian Cowan-Sanluis presentation at London Fashion Week on September 15th.
Supposedly, the Selfie Hat is actually a play on an outfit that Cowan-Sanluis made before - the earlier outfit was even worn by one Lady Gaga.
Looks like this newest selfie-taking device may just out-do it's existing competition.... like the selfie brush or the selfie T-Shirt.
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