^why not? I wear a lot of inherited clothes and I sleep in the bedlinnen my great-great-grandmother embroidered (and presumably died in). Office day, so for a change I can wear something new: dark blue jeans and a white t-shirt. As for hats: I wear a hat in summer, occasionally, as sun-protection. But my part of the world being extremely windy, most of the time I wear a headscarf.
I wear hats, though only typically as either sun protection when on holiday or in winter because it's a tad on the chilly side. If I'm posting on here, I'm probably indoors so neither applies (hence no jackets either)
Nothing. And I'm sitting next to my living room's large window, giving my neighbors a thrill. If you can call quickly turning away and dry heaving a thrill.
if you happen to live in the US, be careful: your neighbours might sue you for making them feel queasy, and from what I've watched over the last decades, there is no complaint too absurd to find a judge and a handfull of lawyers in that country. And a hefty fine. Dark trousers and a white blouse today - I have a business appointment later, hence the formal dress. Usually, at my office we have a rather relaxed dessing code.
This is I think is our first pop culture shirt. You see them all the time on tv nerds. I really wish I had some myself but it's hard to find some that fit because of my size. I use to have a "Family Guy" one based on their "Star Wars" episodes but it never fit. I don't know where it is now. Yet my sisters has many because I think she got them at Goodwill or something yet she doesn't even like nerd stuff. It can be a cruel world out their because it seems God loves irony. Jason
My late father had quite the collection of rather stylish fedoras at a time when hats just weren't that popular (the 1970s). But he a practical reason. He was completely bald and they kept his scalp from sunburn. Yeah, baseball caps were available, but as my father worked for the federal gov't (specifically, Housing and Urban Development, HUD), he had to present a certain "façade". Of course, this was the era of the TV series "Kojak" starring Telly Savalas, so some of his co-workers would gently tease him by placing lollipops on his desk. I got a certain amount of free candy that way. I had his collection for a few years after he died (1977), but my grandmother 9his mother) sold them in a yard sale because "Oh, they just remind me too much of him." She said this while surrounded by pictures of her deceased son in every room of her house. Well, I could only have kept them as mementos, anyway. I tried wearing them and discovered they were too tight. Weird as it may read, while still just a kid (well, a teenager), my skull was slightly larger than my father's.
No, I already wore that Justice League shirt to see Endgame on Friday, remember?! Anyway, I'm currently at XXXL. In Germany. I'm not sure all countries use the same size chart, I know Italian clothes usually turn out quite a lot more slim (slimmer? is that a word?) than most of my other clothes. Gotta lose weight for medical reasons, though, and one thing I'm looking forward to is more variety in the fan shirts I can wear. There's not a lot available in XXXL.