How Bloggers Do Hats/Caps
There's been lot of fuss about how a women should be treated, what her rights are and other questions forming an endless list. Kalki Koechlin's monologue at an event on women's day, leaves you with some overpowering thoughts. To change the world. To be the change.
She mentioned how women are expected to dress in a particular way and if it's not 'acceptable' according to the 'society', we are stared at. As fashion bloggers, these glances are very common. Shooting, pouting, posing is not considered to be a job and is not taken seriously. Well, some have the freedom and confidence to dress up and ignore the world, while others are restricted and might choose to shoot in the closed environment of their house. The city you reside in also plays a major part. There are labels and unsaid rules for everything.
Taking this on a lighter note, were you a part of the era where caps, hats and fedoras were supposed to be worn only to some sports related events, or beaches? Or where the umpire's hat was the only available option in the name of hats? Everything in this big bad world is challenged and so are the fashion rules. Plain caps have been replaced by quirky ones and the umpires hat is replaced by beautiful fedoras. For your ultimate guide on how to style them, scroll down!
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