What are you wearing on your head...

[CrazyChickenPerson]

If you are stylish ?

However much I love my oversized beanie...I’m not sure it’s a very ‘current’ look

Last winter’s Colville knitted beanie with chin strap, in the ridiculous bright colour that was half price in the sales.

I look like the pixie all the other pixies would shun in a fairy tale. (Not a great look on a serious middle aged woman ... )

Two Christmas puddings

Or
A dead fish hat.
Depends if I’m at work or going home.

Bargebill19 dead fish hat?

My pink woolly hat with fake fur bobble

I am currently debuting my musical hat! It’s a black knitted patterned beanie with a bobble and inbuilt speakers. I am stupidly happy with it and may not take it off for quite some time. It’s actually very cold in our office so may keep it on at work too.

A beret, or a big scarf, in a Dr Zhivago sort of way.

It’s a knitted hat that looks like a dead fish - cross eyed with tail and fins. It’s fluorescent orange. Cannot miss it!

@LilyJade me too. I knitted it myself

I have a charcoal grey cashmere beanie hat I bought from Hush a few years ago which lives in my handbag. It is brilliant. Cosy, no hat hair because it doesn’t have a ridged edge, and easy to whip out if need be. It was a lot more than I would usually pay for a hat, even with a discount, but I had a feeling it would be a good investment!

I often wear my hair in a bun or ponytail which rules out hats, so a few years ago I knitted a wide cable pattern headband thing in a lovely mushroom coloured alpaca wool. It gets lots of compliments and is very practical.

I’m wearing a dark dusky pink/purple beanie I picked up in the sale for the princely sum of £1 in H&M. I don’t care what I wear as long as my head is warm.

Am currently eyeing up a black cashmere beanie, as the majority of my wardrobe is black so will go well. So soft!

A big, faux fur Russian style hat in pale grey.

A navy fleece hat bought for £6 for walking, but it’s comfy so I wear it a lot. I’m knitting myself a beanie in green/grey wool, and if it looks good I’m going to get some cashmere yarn and do another one.

I look an absolute prat in a hat - wish I could pull off the look.

I have a fringe, which doesn't help. Do I push it out of the way, or leave little tufts poking out above my eyes?

I leave my fringe poking out. But I’ve got very fine hair that easily gets ‘imprinted’ by hats.

Are there any hats that lessen the chances of hat hair?
I've got thin, flyaway hair and it looks squashed and mad when I take my hat off, and it goes static.
I live somewhere cold so no hat is not an option.

I have a Russian style one, the ladies one with a fabric crown and fake fur sides.No ear flap

Joules bobble hair I've had for years . I think they are flattering as long as you have hair coming out the bottom .

Navy wide brim Panama style hat. Good for keeping the low winter sun out of my eyes. Or a slouchy beany.

I treated myself to a Sweaty Betty beanie. It's the perfect charcoal grey colour and sits just right on my head. Very warm too.

A real Russian fur hat.

Nothing, because anything on my head makes me itchy and over-heated ....

@BubblesBuddy My mum used to have a real russian fur hat, it got lost in a house move which we were all very sad about.

I'm wearing a selection of homemade crocheted hats, depending on if I'm walking or cycling depends whether they have a baggy bit or are tight to my head and ears.
I am not a trendy soul......

The Russians and Nordic countries know how to stay warm!

I am noticing,that nobody is wearing a head scarf,like the Queen does,when she is out riding, or walking on the moors,up in Balmoral !