The Way You Wear Your Hat: Frank Sinatra and the Lost Art of Livin’ is a bold, intimate portrait of Frank Sinatra—his charm, his swagger, and his unshakable sense of style.
Written by Bill Zehme, this unique biography isn't just about what Sinatra did—it’s about how he did it. Based on rare interviews with Sinatra’s inner circle (including Tony Bennett, Angie Dickinson, Don Rickles, and his daughters Nancy and Tina), this book captures the spirit of a man who played life by his own rules.
Inside, you’ll find stories of Sinatra's legendary friendships, his signature style, his deep loyalty, and his love for life—told through the lens of late-night laughs, lost romances, and the wisdom of a man who never did anything halfway.
Packed with vintage photographs—some never before published—this is part style guide, part tribute, and all Sinatra.
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