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Kirsten Goruk - given the nickname “Hats McNewb” due to her fashion fixation with haberdashery, ID’s her 10 Best recognizable celebrity lids. Hats off to you Kirsten.

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Royalty often comes with a hat. With her love of pastel colours, Queen Elizabeth II is easily the world’s most famous hat wearer.

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Let’s face it; he rocked the fedora. This American gangster’s hat was classic during his time and continues to thrive today.

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No self-respecting cowboy would ever leave the homestead without his trusty hat and The Duke wore his so well.

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American women eagerly copied every aspect of the First Lady’s style. Her most memorable accessory is the pillbox hat; she was wearing one the day JFK was assassinated.

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Her Breakfast at Tiffany’s hat has sat on the head of many adoring fans, possibly while they ate a croissant in front of a jewelry store.

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This savvy detective was always on the hunt for a clue, which makes his tweed Deerstalker hat all the more appropriate.

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You can’t think about Honest Abe without seeing a stovepipe top hat on his head, it’s just that simple.

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Chaplin’s bowler hat acted as a trusty sidekick in so many of his bits. To complete the look, you’ll need a cane and moustache.

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A favourite childhood tale for many of us, this furry creature’s hat remains a symbol of all that is whimsical.

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The fashion of his time may have dictated his hat, but Napoleon was probably glad it helped slightly with his short stature.

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