I love wearing hats. The compliments I receive on my hats are often accompanied by a side comment from the person who gave them. I often hear people say things like, "Hats are great on you...I'd love to wear them," "You have the perfect face for a hat , but they don't suit me."

This article is for anyone who has always wanted to wear a hat but was unsure of how it would look on them.

I would suggest that if you're interested in wearing hats you go to the hat shop wearing clothes you usually wear. It is crucial that your new hat complements your wardrobe or the outfit you are wearing.

When you are in the shop, consider your reasons for buying a hat. Is it to keep warm? Style? Style? Is it intended to be worn inside? Or outdoors? Answering these questions can provide you with information to help you make an informed purchase.

Fit and comfort are the most important factors to consider when wearing a hat. Ask for a measurement if you are unsure of your hat's size. The material of the cap could be flexible. Your hat shouldn't be too tight (which can cause headaches) or too loose (which could allow it to blow away in slight windy conditions).

Even if you are sure of your size, I recommend trying on hats that you're considering buying. This is because designers can vary in their fit depending on the stitching, the material used, the manufacturing process, or even the band.

When you try on the hats, make sure that the size and shape of the hat complement your face.

People with slim faces and oval shapes look better in "skinny brims", while people with larger bodies can wear wider brims.

Avoid hats with elongated tops such as tophats. You will appear both taller and thinner. These hats are better for men who are shorter.

The color of the hat is also important. Hats are the closest garment to your face. Therefore, selecting hats that highlight your skin tone is ideal. You can find out by talking to a make-up clerk at any cosmetic counter whether cool or warm colors will look better next to your skin.

The right hat can change the way a woman is perceived. Women have a greater variety of styles and colors than men. They can use hats to create an alter ego that reflects their personality, such as playfulness, attitude or sophistication.

The same rules apply to women and men when it comes hats. Your hat should match your clothes. This rule will result in you needing several hats that can be worn under different circumstances.

Try on a lot of hats while you're in the store. Ask the clerk to give you feedback if you're not with anyone else. They know what looks good and what does not.

Hats, when coordinated correctly, can add personality and distinction to an outfit while giving you a fresh look. Enjoy your new hats, and your new style!