Top Hat Archie Burkel on The Hat Ladies: Why we exist: The Hat Ladies brings together women of all ages who have a genuine love of hats of all colors and a desire to volunteer. Motto: When you look ...

Look at what a bunch of ladies (and a few men) in hats can do. On Wednesday, the crowd raised more than $4.3 million during the sold-out 41st annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards luncheon, hosted by ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Over 250 hopeful hat contestant entrants lined up at the 2nd annual Ladies’ Day hat contest and ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - You’ve probably seen them around town, a group of ladies donning beautiful hats of all shapes and colors. They are The Hat Ladies of Charleston, ladies of all ages and ...

Racegoers at Royal Ascot had the chance to channel their inner Audrey Hepburn as Ladies’ Day sashayed its way across the British racecourse, Thursday. Styled for a scene set at Ascot in the 1964 film ...

EASTTOWN >> More than 125 area women sporting their finest bonnets, chapeaus and headpieces took part in the annual hat contest at Ladies Day at the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair Wednesday. The ...

There was a time when women were never seen outside the house without a hat and gloves. It was an era of glamour and fashion that is hard to replicate today. Now, if you're one of the fashionable ...

Elaine Saunders stepped into Bachrach’s Millinery in northwest Washington one late winter day in 1953, and there it was, calling her name: a pale fuchsia straw hat with an upturned brim and matching ...

The Kentucky Derby is every woman's chance to express her inner Southern belle, according to the annual horse race's website, which provides guidelines and gentle suggestions for women's attire. The ...

Elaine Saunders stepped into Bachrach’s Millinery in Northwest Washington one late winter day in 1953, and there it was, calling her name: a pale fuchsia straw hat with an upturned brim and matching ...

Krista Suh plans to attend the women’s march in Washington, D.C., this week to protest Donald Trump’s presidency, and she wanted to make a statement. But she also had a more primal goal: staying warm.