When one comes to think of it, hats are just head coverings, pure and simple. Through the years, however, hats have become so many things to society that one is tempted to think of hats in a more subliminal manner. Even though Red Hat Society ladies know their hats, you don't have to be a member to appreciate functions and various styles.
Functions of Hats
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Put on a hat on your head. Angle it just so it highlights your face. Saunter out of the house with a bounce to your step. Hats have transcended its utilitarian function to become something else.
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Hats are worn for practical reasons. Rain, sun and snow - you will wear an appropriate hat to protect your head against the onslaught of these natural forces that may damage your noggin. You wear a hat in the summer to shield your face from the sun's ultraviolet rays but in the rain, you probably wear a hat to avoid ruining your hair and makeup.
You will also wear a hat for safety. Construction workers have hard hats and motocross riders have helmets, for example.
Hats are also worn for symbolic reasons. We can think of priests in various religions wearing hats on various sizes, shapes and colors during religious ceremonies, say, the pope with his cone-shaped tiara.
You may also choose a hat based on trends in fashion or to make a fashion statement. Fedoras, for example, are jaunty hats. Others wear hats to denote status, either as a civilian or as military personnel. Take Red Hat Society Ladies; they wear a red hat to signify their membership in the group and make a perfect example of this good-natured fashion statement.
No matter your reasons for wearing a hat, you will admit that it is a staple personal accessory in virtually all cultures. In fact, you can even collect hats from all over the world, if you feel like it.
Styles of Hats
When you do decide to collect hats, you will find that the collection will fill an entire walk-in closet. You can even design your own hats just to introduce a breath of fresh air to the art. The following are a few samples of the hats from various parts of the world.
- Akubra - Worn by the Australian cowboys, the akubra is similar to the American cowboy hat with its felt material and wide brim.
- Baseball cap - Popular amongst baseball players and truckers, this is soft cap that provides shade for the eyes and face against the sun and rain with its long peak.
- Bearskin - Guards at the Buckingham Palace wear this iconic fur uniform hat originally designed to protect the head against sword cuts.
- Bonnets - Scots love their bonnets with the ball of yarn at its top. When worn together with the traditional Scottish Highland dress, the look is dignified.
- Beret - used by both civilians and military men, the beret has come to symbolize jauntiness especially when donned at an angle.
- Boater - Felt on the brim and the top, this straw hat was popular among seamen but is now mostly donned by men and women for garden parties and summer regattas.
- Boonie and bucket hats - Both are made from soft cotton and with wide brims.
Well, of course, you can always design the most outrageous hats you can think of. Think along the lines of multi-colored feathers, sequins, rhinestones, crystals and just about everything that you can paste, tack and sew on to the basic hat material. Think of the Kentucky Derby hats worn by women for inspiration.
You Don't Have To Be A Red Hat Society Lady To Know Your Hats