The Art Of Manliness

Bringing Back The Hat\The Art Of Manliness

Up until the 1950’s men were rarely seen out and about without a hat sitting upon their head.

 Since that time, the wearing of hats has seen a precipitous decline.

No one is precisely sure why.

Some say the downfall of hats occurred when JFK did not wear a hat to his inauguration, thus forever branding them as uncool.

This is an urban myth, however, as Kennedy did indeed don a hat that day.

Another theory posits that the shrinking size of cars made wearing a hat while driving prohibitively difficult.

Most likely, the demise of hats can simply be traced to changing styles and the ongoing trend towards a more casual look.

Yet hats are due for a full resurgence.

 Hats are both functional and stylish.

They can cover a bad hair day, keep your head warm, and shade your eyes from the sun.

 They can also be worn to cover a receding hairline, which interestingly enough is why Frank Sinatra, an iconic hat wearer, start wearing one in the first place.

They give you touch of class and sophistication, impart personality, and add an interesting and unique accent to your outfits.

And hats are a sure-fire way to boost your confidence.

A cool hat can quickly become your signature piece and give you extra swagger.

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Lately young men have been growing out their beards.

My wife won't allow me to participate LOL

My son grew his out and playfully calls me an "Egyptian" because of my smooth shaved face...