( CNN ) -- Reptiles are the biggest thing on Vogue UK 's website right now , but not as boots or bags . With a few keyboard strokes , visitors to the site can watch a parade of dinosaurs in quirky hats flashing across the page . Trust me and try it : Go to the site and type this : up , up , down , down , left , right , left right , b then a as many times as you want . Dinosaurs invaded the websites of several UK editions of Conde ' Nast publications this week . GQ , Easy Living and Wired each have dinosaurs dressed for the occasion , so to speak : on GQ , a dapper dino dressed in a suit , Nyan cats flying across WiredUK . Cartoon avatars back in vogue . Who gets the prehistoric style points on this one ? Fashion blogs that caught wind of the avatars Monday speculated that they were the result of a hack . A Conde Nast Britain spokesman declined to comment on the prehistoric invaders except to say they `` were intended . '' Computer security expert Graham Cluley said the stunt was created using Konami code , an `` old cheat-sequence code '' that could be used on vintage Nintendo games , but are now considered a meme . But let 's get back to the hats . Massachusetts-based milliner Sally Steinmann reports that the headwear on the Vogue dinos are `` everyday casual style '' often used in the fall or winter . They range from a `` plush , faux fur cloche in red and gray , '' to a feathered fedora , and even brimmed-military style caps also make an appearance . Steinmann said she would have loved to see dinosaurs decked in millinery creations more a la Vogue , like Stephen Jones or Philip Treacy , or hats worthy of the Royal Ascot . `` Perhaps the dinos are simply showing their good taste , '' she said .
Keyboard code unleashes parade of stylish dinosaurs on Conde Nast UK websites . Dinosaurs are Konami codes , an 'old cheat-sequence ' often used as memes . Conde Nast says dinosaurs are `` intended , '' not result of a computer hack .