Don't Judge Me, I'm Not a Book!: 8 Most Outrageous Hats During the Royal Ascots Races 2012

The British are eternally known to be safely-obsessed with hats. It is a staple accessory for every occasion that would involve socializing and mingling. At certain times, the hat becomes the priority rather than the dress or the shoes. For the true-blooded hat aficionados, the clothes, jewelry, and footwear are based on the hat.

I remember when I was in college, I had a dorm mate who was from the UK. She invited me to go to London to attend her summer wedding. Being a student who relies on my parents and a part-time barista, it took me three months come up with the airfare to travel abroad. She was dear to me because she did help me when my room was almost robbed and helped me with my custom essay.

When I arrived at the wedding, I was out of place. The guests were wearing hats and the only head accessory I had was a pin to tame my big hair. It was like when I was in college and I feel inferior to my classmates. I browse Google while it's www.college-paper.org for them.

Since then, I had religiously followed British events. I, myself had become mildly obsessed with hats. I had designs that the average American would frown but the average British would take a second look at.

The Royal Ascots races is one of those events where everyone pulls all the stops to wear hats that scream, “look at me!”And I was not disappointed, the horsed brought out the best and most outrageous in the attendees.

Take pleasure in these photos and admire their bravery.

Bird cage hat