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How come neither men nor women wear hats anymore?

by Bluebeard's Wife | Posted in Gender & Women's Studies

People acclimatized to wear hats for most of history When did people stop wearing hats, in the 60s or 70s? I know people still assume damage them but they are usually casual hats.

Hats are handsome, I really really wish more people would consider hats again, of progress I really really wish that more people would consider anything that they tediously tire when they go out side into public view.

Joanie | Feb 26, 2009






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Chester Women's Club begins 75th Diamond Jubilee Year
The Randolph County Herald-Tribune - May 19, 2012
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The childlike women wear period dresses made of multiple layers of heavy fabrics, equivalent to what is used today for drapery fabric. On hot summer days, they assume damage straw hats, carry parasols and keep their fans fluttering to keep cool.

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