Marlene Dietrich .
That’s a Big rose.
Claudette Colbert.
Always chique.
Eleanor Parker.
Veils always popular.
Linda Darnell.
Winter warmth.
Esther Williams
Stunning.
Yvonne De Carlo.
A wee bit heavy.
Ginger Rogers
Don’t know how to describe this.
Dorothy Lamour
In Bloom.
James Cagney, Ginger Rogers
Ginger’s hat was described by @HazelFlagg on Twitter as “A frying pan hemmed with a curtain.”
Betty Grable
Who needs a hat.
Vienna's Classic Hollywood
Re Ginger, I immediately thought of bees.
However, she is wearing poppies.
Good to know what Ginger was wearing and why. Thanks again.
Does anyone still wear……a hat? (Sorry, couldn’t resist!)
That’s title of two of my posts – 14/8/17 on Eve Arden and 3/10/20.
Probably the funniest line of the song “Here’s the Ladies who Lunch,” and I suppose a lot of us old movie buffs regret the passing of the hat-wearing era. Lovely photos.
I’ll never forget Elaine Stritch’s delivery of that line in “Company”. She owns it! And of course, Stephen Sondheim wrote it.
.Vintage Hollywood loved their hats and so do I.
Love your book on Ann Blyth ( ANN BLYTH: ACTRESS, SINGER, STAR.)