The National Park Service Is More Than Just Its Iconic Hat

The runways of fashion month have had people talking about the boldest designs at New York Fashion Week and beyond, but the National Park Service has been keeping it far more simple — yet arguably just as iconic — by posting videos to Instagram of park rangers from across the country showing off their uniforms with the hashtag #npsfashionweek. The videos are a wholesome answer to couture, and the standout of the project, without question, is Peelee Clark, a ranger from Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. In a video that has gained quite a bit of traction, Clark dances to Meghan Trainor’s “Made You Look” while working his way through at least 17 pieces of official NPS uniform options, including the agency’s signature wide-brimmed hat (officially made part of the standard uniform in 1920, but part of the NPS since its founding in 1911).

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