One thing hasn’t changed – the Canton cone head look. Increasingly, it resembles a dated affectation, like bell bottoms, or a zoot suit, or a wide-brimmed felt hat. It tells everyone who you are, or were, and how you don’t give a bleep if it makes you… weird. 


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One thing hasn’t changed – the Canton cone head look. Increasingly, it resembles a dated affectation, like bell bottoms, or a zoot suit, or a wide-brimmed felt hat. It tells everyone who you are, o…{ai:summary}<p>The Canton cone head look is becoming increasingly seen as a dated style, akin to bell bottoms or zoot suits. It serves as a bold statement of identity, reflecting a disregard for mainstream fashion norms. </p><p>#culture</p>

Howie Carr: Canton cone head look en vogue

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