Choosing the right hat can be difficult. A woman I saw this weekend had gone for a huge white angora beret .....not perhaps the best choice when you're over seventy and rather pale . On the other hand black can look a little severe .

Flowers round the crown can be flattering


But if you're gloriously plump , young and cute

3 comments:
Oh, bring back squashed straw hats!
I have just been having a grand time visiting your blog. It's been a bit like coming home - only in a previous lifetime where long periods were spent in Den Haag, Delft and London. You have made me all nostalgic for grumpy London busdrivers and a warme chocolademelk met slagroom.
But how to cope with hat hair?! Does one leave one's hat on indoors or head straight for the bathroom to fluff? I think these ladies' hats were sewn onto their heads at birth. Nice one! xx
Thank you so much for the well wishes...
I love your pictures the little girl is perfect she really made me smile..
Jan
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