Whatever happened to hats?

I used to like the boaters we wore in the sixth form, but my head seems to be completely the wrong shape for a hat. I have a sun hat that I wear in the garden, but I wouldn't want people to see me in it.

(Beanies and baseball cap, not in the hat shop)

fancyflowers

We have a hat shop in our town, but I have never seen anyone go in.

The only hats people wear nowadays are smart ones for weddings, beanies when it's cold and baseball caps.

You saw me!

Berets

I like beret, but in this wind!!!!

I wear a hat with a brim whenever the sun shines as I can’t bear sunlight since having a cataract done four years ago. Before that I hadn’t worn an hat since grammar school.
My grandmother never left the house without a hat.

I always wear a sun hat in the summer and hats of various kinds in the cold winter weather. So a woollen knitted for casual, and I have furry types for smarter.

i wear a bowler and a gorgous gangster one,sunhats.fedoras are my fav but i have all handmade from the 40s and 50s

straw fedoras a pinkone i just gave to someone cowboys
straw felt leather and canvas
they look great with my duster too

Have never looked good in a hat. My head always seems to be at odds with it.
Both my mum and dad wore hats back in the day.

We have a hat shop in our town, but I have never seen anyone go in.

The only hats people wear nowadays are smart ones for weddings, beanies when it's cold and baseball caps.

Photos showing the queues for food in WW2 showed many women wearing a hat or at least, a headscarf. My Mum dressed up to go shopping in what was called a costume in the 1950's and a smart hat. Air travel had her pulling out all the stops with her smartest clothes. Nowadays people dress for comfort for flying. Not ever having been a hat person, I don't miss their decline. I do like a fascinator for a wedding, though.