Call her the Kat in the hat. Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, wore a new (at least, new to us) accessory to a church service she attended with the royal family in Scotland on Sunday, a cap that was noticeably…very country. I hesitate to say “bad” since maybe it works with the rest of the outfit, which we haven’t yet seen, but from the pictures that are available, I can say with certainty that it’s not my cup of tea.
If you want to subtly lighten your hair this summer, get inspiration from the Princess of Wales.
In fact, it’s a fedora. A full “m’lady?” fedora with feathers. It is helped by being suede and not twill or pinstriped, but is hurt by being a fedora. Your Royal Highness, are you headed to a Prohibition-era jazz club? A meeting with other mafia dons? We kid, we kid! For all we know, this could be the beginning of a great renaissance for the hat style, the likes of which has not been seen since Jason Mraz emerged on the scene in 2008.
The Daily Mail (click for pics) reports that the hat is from brand Kicks & Brown, and you can order one here for £122. She also wore a beige tartan trench, which was probably great!
(Different hat, same attitude.)
Poor Kate Middleton just can’t catch a break recently. She tried to have a chill night out at a music festival with some friends, and an admirer snapped a grainy photo of her looking totally normal at a pub. Cue incessant body-shaming and gross speculation on her health. Then we find out she invited Dolly Parton to tea and got turned down! Times are tough for the mum of three. Guess we should probably let the fedora slide.
But just this once!
The Princess of Wales and Prince William both had plenty of opportunities to show off their skills with children during a week full of engagements.
This article was originally published by GLAMOUR US.
