I love hats. Fascinators, fedoras, 10-Gallon Cowboy, I always find them cute...on other people. You see I have a pretty small head. I can easily wear child-size hats. When I do find adult hats that aren't overly large on my tiny head, I feel like it's a "too much" look, and Coco Chanel's words, "Remove that last item..." echo in my little mind.

Moschino RTW 2013 This hat looks big on a normal head, #hopeless.

Also, the back of my head is shockingly flat. I'm talking pancake, here. This is something I need to bring up with my doctor. I remember my MIL mentioning that back in the day it was fashionable to have a flat head (!), I just need to ask my mom if she did anything to ensure that my head would be "in".

Any 80s - early 90s babies out there have flat heads too?

Back to hats, until I can commission a hat maker, I'm delving into the world of head gear, one baby-headed footstep at a time.



This weekend, Chicago had a total mood swing into lower 60s temperature (brrrr!) and since I've had a pounding headache these past few days, I made the logical decision to grab a knit beanie from H&M. It's actually meant for young boys, but it suited my minuscule skull just fine.

Big Success!

Does this Buddha make my head look small?

Tiger Sweater: ZARA Leopard Print Smoking Slippers: Rock and Republic Black Tights: H&M Camo Jacket with Sequin Sleeves: Atmosphere

*The beanie totally flattened my hair.

Here's to my foray into the world of head coverings and general embellishments.

Suggestions are welcome.

"What a regrettably large head you have. I would very much like to hat it."