Hat mishaps that you must avoid this fall

Hats have perhaps become an essential fashion accessory in recent times. Earlier, it was only a symbol of social status and gave a feeling of belonging to individuals. In today’s fashion world, hats have a different role altogether. It is versatile, a wide variety of options make it easier to get paired with any outfit, and most importantly, it gives a fashionable appeal to your look. Be it a fedora, or baseball caps, or even bucket hats, headwear is worn simply as a fashion accessory, and it looks good; there is no denial at that. However, there are inevitable hat mishaps that one must avoid when wearing headwear.

When considering the bucket hat or the baseball cap, it is one of the safest fashion choices you can make. But bucket hats need not have large logos, or it is borderline wardrobe malfunction; even the size of a bucket hat can be a problem for fashion enthusiasts. Bucket hats, in general, are a safe option.

While baseball caps fall under the dangerous category, you can get baseball caps with both casual and sporty looks. It has also become a symbol for individuals with flashy jerseys. But as the winter season is all set to descend, there is a wide variety of hat options that one can see in the streets; below are a few mishaps that you must avoid when opting for headwear.

Don’t even look at fedoras and newsboy hats

Celebrities, celebrities, and musical artists during the early 2000s often indicated that fedoras were romantic rock hats that gave you a relaxed vibe and a feeling that you have lived the life of the world as a weary man. However, it is not. It might sound like a rude awakening, but fedoras make you look like an international symbol of a fuckboy at this age. While newsboy hats only make you look old. No matter how many episodes of period dramas you have watched, or how elegant and sophisticated the lead seems, or your desire to have an old-fashioned ensemble. In real life, newsboy hats will make you look like another version of a regenerated grandfather. Opt for better headwear.

Styling your headwear directly on top of your head  

If fashion disasters were considered a crime, overly tight hats that rest exactly on top would be grave. The comeback or even the start of this trend seems meaningless. The only possible explanation for such hats is that headwear worn like this should only resonate with nonchalance and relaxation. But styling it a little tilted would seem better appropriate if at all one wears it. However, the image that tight hats bring about is of juvenile crime and youth prison. Fashion police need to up their game for such styling trends

Overly decorated headwear

Why you must avoid studs, logos, or any decorative items on headwear is a no-brainer. Unless you are a kid at Disneyland, puffy ears or wings on the hat are an excusable offense. However, if your childhood days are over, avoid wearing excessively decorated hats, similar to adhesive stickers and tags that hold humorous lines but, unfortunately, do not make you laugh. Another fashion crime is hats that have embedded studs. Studs generally give a rock appeal, but they only indicate that you are trying harder than you should on hats. Remember, it is headwear, a fashion accessory, not your personality.

Oversized Hats

Oversized is something that goes well with everything, but not when it comes to headwear. Avoiding large hats is a fashion rule none can escape. A hat larger than your head is another fashion crime. And these include wide-brimmed fedoras.

Straw sun hats for women are among the classic headwear that you can embrace in almost any season. However, the classic straw hat is a practical and timeless essential item, a must-have for every individual. The only rule is to wear it with style and your size.

Say no to overly bright hues and strange quotes

When it comes to outfits and dressing styles, fantasy and flair get warmly embraced. However, with the focus only on a single item, it can be a turn-off. And one should keep in mind that hats are only an accessory—a fashion item, to uplift your attire, and not the other way round. Therefore, if the hat you are wearing is the item that receives all the focus, while the rest of your outfit gets neglected, you are doing something wrong. Avoid wearing brighter hues or headwear with strange quotes.

Hats go well in darker shades of brown and black, which also compliment your outfit. Hats have made a fashionable comeback, but the trends have also changed. You can rock your look, but the only rule is to wear it the right way and avoid fashion disasters!