I know that hats have become really trendy. Any tips for picking the right type of hat for me?

#1 says he has a blue hat.

If #3 sees two red hats then he knows he has a blue hat. Since he says he does not know the color of his hat, #1 and #2 do not both have red hats. They may both have blue hats, or one a blue hat and the other a red hat.

If #2 sees a red hat then he knows his hat is blue since #3 did not see two red hats. Since he says he does not know the color of his hat, #1 must have a blue hat.

First you need to buy a hat pin and the beads that you want to use in your hat pin. Decide what order you want them to appear and thread them onto the hat pin. Then use a crimping bead to hold all the other beads in place and use pliers to tighten it so nothing will fall off.

It's really as simple as that and if you bulk buy the hat pins, it can be a really cost effective way to match the pins to your clothing.

The Carnmeal website has hundreds of different hat feathers to choose from.

http://www.carnmeal.com/Hat-Feathers.asp

The secret when accessorizing a hat is not to over accessorize it. Pick a style and stick to it. You can use hat pins, scarves, a broach or a belt or even flowers and a feather. Just don't mix and match too many different ideas.

Make sure you pick a hat that complements your skin tone. Not all colors ie black will look good on everyone.

I came across this video on YouTube which gives some really good tips about choosing hats for small heads.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DZgibKhxP4

The Village Hat Shop actually have a range for smaller heads. Check it out.

http://hat.villagehatshop.com/hats/Small%20Head%20Hats

A newsboy cap is similar to the flat cap (sometimes known as a newsboy cap as it's the cap the newspaper boys used to wear). It's become really trendy and you often see famous people photographed in them.

Beanie hats are head-hugging hats that have become a real fashion trend. Look at this website to see some examples of Beanie hats.

http://www.villagehatshop.com/beanies-hats.html