WHAT IS IT ABOUT HATS? A Documentary About the People Under the Brim - Explore Hat Culture & Fashion History | Perfect for Hat Enthusiasts & Style Lovers

If we wore more hats we would not have to have so much Prozac," milliner (hat-maker) Blythe Savage declares in this clever piece about hats and the people who wear them. From the bonnet to the pillbox, beret, cloche, turban, cap, derby or topper - whatever the style, hats used to be an indispensable component of dress for every woman from every walk of life. In recent decades, however, hats have fallen out of the wardrobe and by the fashion wayside. Yet, focusing ahead, hats may be making a comeback. By mingling with properly adorned people at gatherings of hat wearers around the country, filmmaker Andee Kinzy reveals the secret world that a woman enters when she dons a chapeau. The film takes a light-hearted look at a previously unexplored fashion accessory as interesting individuals uncap the power, prestige and confidence that comes when you place a piece of your personality on your head. Peppered throughout with mini-hat-wearing lessons, this is the insider's guide to the art and practice of expression by head decoration. PLEASE NOTE: The DVD is REGION ALL, NTSC. The VHS is NTSC.