It's not that I attend a lot of events for which hats are de rigueur, but if the opportunity presented I would love to be able to don a chapeau without feeling like I look, well, just plain silly.
Remember Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's. She had a hat wearing talent that I am definitely missing.
All those women at the Kentucky Derby have a way of making even silly hats look elegant.
Lady Gaga sometimes wears really outlandish hats, but I think she looks pretty cute in this captain's hat.
I don't think this hat that Aretha Franklin wore to the most recent presidential inauguration would be my first choice, but I give her credit for being brave enough to wear it.
For my money, nobody did more for a hat than Jackie Kennedy.
As much as I would like to be able to be an elegant hat wearer, I guess I have to look on the bright side....I don't have to worry about "hat hair" and all the fashion concerns of being The Queen are not in my future.
Such a clever post. As a child I won a contest for being the one who looked best in a hat, but no more. I try and try, even the sport caps, but to no avail. If it came back in style I suppose I would dare myself to go for it, but at this point, with no one else wearing hats, I would look like a "fool". In my opinion, that is.
ReplyDeleteMy younger daughter wears hats, all kinds. And she looks great in them. Like you, I try hats but do not feel comfy in them. Cute post though, and I like the fun pictures in the post. Audrey Hepburn is still a good memory for me. I liked everything she was in.
ReplyDeleteI am not a hat person. I know I should wear one when I am working outside, but they are so hot! My mother wore hats to church all the time.
ReplyDeleteWe are "advised" to wear hats at all times when going outside in our hot sun. But do I ever? Never! I hate wearing a hat and will probably never get used to them. I think I´d even rather carry around a sun umbrella, rather than a hat. :)
ReplyDeleteOh please don't hate me but I can don a hat with the best of 'em. I love hats, I just wish they were in-vogue again and the hillbillies wouldn't stare. Heeehehehhe! A most creative post girl, totally great.
ReplyDeleteYa'll have a super day heaped full of blessings! :o)
Love this post! I am with you about hats! I always get "hat hair" or a "headache". You found some great pictures!
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Hi there, I'm so with you-never been able to look good in a hat so I don't wear them very much, unless I'm painting and don't want paint in my hair. I would love to wear them but I do have two daughters who look incredible in hats.
ReplyDeleteWe made it to Celestials today and it was so fun! Have a wonderful and somewhat windy weekend-at least it is cooler so that should help the firefighters win the battle.
Hugs, Noreen
I have never been a hat person...with curly hair...hats are pretty unforgivable. I do were a baseball cap on a bad hair day while camping (o:
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be able to wear hats, but I look horrible even in baseball caps and those cute wide rimmed sun hats for working in the yard. One day I put on one of the cutest garden hats, and both grandsons started laughing and said that I looked funny! I think it must have something to do with the shape of one's face.
ReplyDeletethis is really embarassing to admit but I have a big head so the "average" hat doesn't fit on my head although I would love to wear hats. oh well, I did hear a story that the size of your head may or may not determine if you get Alzheimer's disease (bigger head less likely), so maybe there's hope......
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I like the idea of hats and I have a few but I never wear them as I do NOT look good in them.
ReplyDeleteStraw hats are about as far as I go with hat wearing. In the winter, if I know I won't see anybody or when I'm walking the dog, I wear a wool had. Otherwise, ear muffs are my winter head gear.
ReplyDeleteI hear you! I would love to be able to wear wonderful hats, but I don't look good in them. Ear muffs are my winter "hat" of choice.
ReplyDeleteI love hats too, but never wear them.
ReplyDeleteI have quite a hat collection and wear them all the time...big brims, small brims...straw, felt...love them all...my daughter also...maybe it runs in families...
ReplyDeleteI love hats....I think I was born in the wrong era...my daughter looks adorable in hats...
ReplyDeleteI love hats. Mostly baseball ones of course. Even though I have more than I need, I am always keeping my eyes out for another. I wear a hat more often than I don't.
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