hats

And there's casual options, too!

Here's where to find them (no, it's not in H&M stores).

And stylist/street style star Marina Muñoz is modeling them.

We're dying to wear one of these over the weekend. Anyone having a party?

And your skin and your hair; keep the sun off (and still look cool) with these pretty toppers.

Let's face it, dressing a boy just isn't as much fun as dressing a girl. Dressing my daughter is pure, unadulterated girliness all the time, in the form of tutus, dresses, hair accessories, you name it. When my son came along I was flummoxed. After the first few months of onesies and pajamas, it was time to start putting some real clothes on him, and other than jeans and some layered tees, I'm stumped.

A roundup of what we're buying week to week.

A Fedora is not for the faint of heart. Although a funky hat can seem a bit intimidating, this girl shows how cool it can look.

British television presenter and style icon, Fearne Cotton was seen in London today. Her bright red floppy hat made me realize that I needed one and less than fifteen minutes later I ordered this one from ASOS:

For her wildly popular blog, Style Bubble, London-based Susie Bubble (no, it's not her real name) draws inspiration from indie designers, fashion history, and her own closet. We've asked her to blog for us all week on Lucky Right Now. I didn't choose hats. They chose me. Or, rather, my parents put me in a school where a straw boater hat with a forest green grosgrain ribbon was part and parcel of the uniform. This was, at the time, the fanciest thing I probably owned. I wore the hat beyond school, whilst watching Hartbeat and Thunder Cats on TV as well as using and abusing the power lodged deep inside the straw boater to lord it over my younger sister who was alas, not endowed with a school uniform hat. Poor thing.