Fashion: All About Hats
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Kate Middleton, now known as Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge, has helped popularize hats, especially her famed pillbox hats. (Getty Images)
Actress Nikki Reed arrives at 102.7 KIIS FM's Wango Tango at The Home Depot Center on May 12, 2012. Today, men and women are wearing fedora hats<b>, </b>which<b> </b>have replaced the adored baseball cap as the hat of choice (2012 Getty Images)
Fan Bing Bing attends the Louis Vuitton Ready-To-Wear Fall/Winter 2012 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on March 7, 2012 in Paris, France. Headscarves, popular in the 70s, are making a comeback. This is the perfect finishing touch to wide leg jeans and a T-shirt. (2012 Getty Images)
Model walks the runway during Vogue presentation of Louis Vuitton Cruise 2011 RTW Collection at Louis Vuitton Lenox Square store. The oversized floppy hat is a big trend and it's definitely a 70s vibe that will complete a boho chic look. (Getty Images)
Actress Julie Bowen arrives at the premiere of Walt Disney Studios' "The Lion King 3D" on August 27, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. The Panama hat is a beautiful brimmed straw hat with origins in Ecuador. Named after the city they were shipped out of in 19th century, artisans weave these hats so fine the can be rolled, packed and will then return to its original shape. This is an elegant, easy and functional hat. (2011 Getty Images)
Actor Terrence Howard attends the premiere of "The Brave One" at the Rose Theater at Time Warner Center in New York City. The Panama hat is also popular with men. (2007 Getty Images)
Latino celebrities like Carlos Santana, George Lopez, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Lopez all have contributed to making the hat a hot trend. (Getty Images)
Latino celebrities like Carlos Santana, George Lopez, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Lopez all have contributed to making the hat a hot trend. (Getty Images)
Celebrities like Carlos Santana, George Lopez, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Lopez all have contributed to making the hat a hot trend. (Getty Images)
Latino celebrities like Carlos Santana, George Lopez, Eva Longoria and Jennifer Lopez all have contributed to making the hat a hot trend. (Getty Images)