997 Views - Click for Gallery These awesome sculptural hats by Kate Cusack are most certainly notable pieces of art, their accessory function second. They are outstanding and massive amounts of work much go into each and every one. Her hats join other random pieces of fashion such as a dress made from books, and another from rags. No matter how outlandish all of these pieces appear, they are all part of her wearable, sculptural collection. I can only dream of being allowed to wear one out to play! Via: katecusack

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