I love hats and have found styles that work for me but it does ruin my hair after even a short time wearing them. I get horrible static electricity and really bad flat head. Does anyone have a solution other the wearing the hat all day?

I love hats and wear them all the time. I’m sure I’ll have some to post soon. I do get a bit of flat head hair but I usually just run my fingers through it and it perks up a bit. The additional flair hats add are worth the hair issues for me.

I just saw a mom yesterday at the day care with a super fab hat– fitted cabbie I think. Unfortunately, she walked by before I had a chance to compliment her. Hats are critical for me to keep my ears warm– I wore mine today. I don’t really feel like I have a good handle on choosing them but I probably just need more practice in trying them. My head is also small so I have to watch for fit as well.

I have always liked hats, but never worn them. This might just be my first year! I love the cream one on the second row in the center.

I like hats and wear them all the time when outside in winter. I have long hair, so I only like how they look when mu\y hair is down, if I put in in a ponytail then I look quite silly.

I am currently wearing a grey newsboy one more often, but plan to get a few new ones after Holidays, during sales. That red Milly one is gorgeous, too bad the price is quite ridiculous.

i wear heats all the time. living in TX i wear them everyday in the summer for sun protection and then i just got used to always having one on. i wear them mostly for function, which does end up making a style statement.

i’m hoping to get this one for winter. http://www.tilley.com/detail.a.....ductNo=TF1

ironically my mom was known for wearing hats everyday. i never appreciated that about her, but now i have come into it myself unintentionally.

i have really long hair and it does help the hats feel stylish.

I love hats and think they really suit me. My husband has a small head. . compared to his body, heheh, so I try to get him to wear ones with some sort of brim. . but instead he keeps wearing awful toques which look like a condom on him!! Hope that’s ok to say here.

My favourite hats come from this designer: http://wildhagenwear.com/

I can’t recommend them enough.

I love hats on other people but they draw out my worst features. They seem to put the focus on the lower part of the face, right?
I do have a cute hat, but it’s not that cute on me. I wear it when I need coverage for walking the dog and such.

I love hats on other people and hope to see some fun pictures of YLF forum members sporting hats For myself, I haven’t found a flattering hat style. Maybe they just aren’t for me, or maybe I need to try harder…

I love the hats pictured in the post, but I don’t really have any in my wardrobe. I have one winter hat that I wear when absolutely required, like when I have to shovel the driveway.

Luckily, my commute involves walking from my car to the office building so I’m not outside too often and I can get away without a hat. I might have to try some hats on for fun next time I am in the store. Maybe I will stumble upon something cute!

I love hats, but I don’t wear them very often, because I forget about them while getting out of the door. Thanks for clarifying about the hair, Angie – I was never sure if I should be wearing newsboy hats with long hair. I thought you have to have something like a bob. I also like berets a lot, but I am never sure when they are in fashion.

I LOVE hats. I always wear a bucket hat when we do our neighborhood walks – a necessity for the fair-skinned in sunny LA.

I have struggled to find a casual, every day hat, though. I have tried a few “cloche” hats, but with my tiny head and short curly hair, I haven’t found the right one yet. Most seem too dressy for every day outfits.

I am rapidly moving toward “eccentric lady” with my love of scarves and hats. What’s next? Gloves?

I have a small head too-LOL- but it doesnt stop me from trying to wear them, especially living where I do (brrr..). I LOVE the red flower one from Shopbop you have pictured-but the not the $150 price tag (it is cashmere, but still).

I completely adore hats, am told I look good in them, and own quite a few … but my hair is such a delicate ecosystem, that I don’t wear them as often as I’d like. Cloches, like that gorgeous one you picked, Angie, are among my faves!

I too LOVE hats, and have dozens of them. While my hair doesn’t always fill out the back, I do let my bangs peek out and maybe a few frontal locks. On bad hair days, I just tuck most of it up under the hat and wear it all day, even indoors, as it’s part of my whole ensemble. I get so many complements I wonder why I don’t wear them more…

I have the opposite problem of many who posted – I have a huge head! I also live in the middle of Canada which means it is VERY cold for 4 months of the year, so consequently spend a lot of time looking for hats to cover my big head. In the winter I never go out without a hat – you lose 50% of you body heat through your head so it is essential for the climate I live in!
To prevent static cling I sometimes spray the inside of my hat with Static Guard and I also use a product on my hair by Sebastian called Laminates Sheer Smoothing which is also an anti-static product.
I love all of the looks you showcased. I find it is also important that the style of the hat fits the style of the coat I choose to wear. The cute cabbies and newsboys are difficult to wear with my necessary down-filled coat, but I’ve managed to make it work by combining it with a funky scarf.

Hats look great on other people, but I look ridiculous in them. And, like Linda, I have a huge head. LOL A stylish hat would never fit me, and a regular winter hat squeezes my brains out. Plus, I just look stupid! I’ll wear them only out of necessity if I have to spend any amount of time outside in the cold. Even though I have long hair, my face is just too long to pull off a hat. I need my hair showing completely in order to balance me out.

I adore newsboys and could wear one every day if I had enough variety in my hat collection. Interestingly, my face is a similar shape to the girl pictured here in a newsboy.

I love these posted hats (especially the cloche). Since I live in New Hampshire and I have yard duty at school, they are a necessity. I never feel quite comfortable in hats, but I found a style that works for me . Last year I purchased a hat and matching gloves to go with my 1930s or 40s fitted black coat with fur collar.
Take a look at the Red Rover website.
http://www.bumbley.com/RedRover.html
They are pricey, but I found them at a local shop for half price in January . The pictures do not do them justice, and the quality is excellent.

I enjoy wearing hats and gravitate towards knit caps and cloches. I have long hair and it is true that they only look good with hair down. I also have a couple of berets and one straw hat with a brim, but somehow I don’t like how they look on me–maybe it has to do with having a round face?

I’m glad that there is a “youlookfab wearing a hat” consensus.

Tanya and Athena, you look utterly adorable in hats and I’m glad you wear them. Sarah, I hope you’re encouraged.

Nice tip about the static spray, Linda.

Joelle, I have a client with a round moon face who looks fabulous in hats. Don’t give up!

that red flower hat is gorgeous!!!

i actually never wear hats in winter…i have a very small head and a mass of curly hair that keeps it warm. Also i work hard at keeping a bit of volume on top so adding a hat i don’t plan to keep on all day wouldn’t work out that well…

but i love them on other women and i think they’re a great way to add some pop and style to an outfit for cheap! I’m jealous!

I love hats and I think I could wear them well…I just need to find some I like! I will probably hit the after Christmas sales and get a few.

I love wearing hats and have found a great shop. It’s called the Queen of Hats in Portland, Maine. Here’s a link to their website: http://www.queenofhats.com/

I have a round face and would like to find a warm winter hat style for my shape…for snowshoeing or skiing.