An image of a man wearing a fedora hat standing near police officers outside the Louvre in Paris has caught the imagination ...

Sharp trench coat, canary-blue tie, and a checked umbrella: the impeccably dressed man at the centre of the Louvre chaos has ...

Kenyans were heartbroken after spotting Raila Odinga’s iconic white fedora hat lying alone in India, shortly before his body was flown home for a state funeral.

You could skip the hat and let your scalp sizzle like a cast-iron skillet—or you could wise up and join the ranks of men who’ve figured out that headwear isn’t just sun protection, it’s strategy. No, ...

Simply sign up to the Style myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. For bald men such as myself, hats are important. My head, in addition to being mostly hairless, is unusually large. It has ...

People often underestimate the importance of a hat when spending time outdoors. Yes, hats do a great job of keeping sunlight out of your eyes and making it easier to see, but some of them can also ...

From conquering continents in bicornes to fighting rival mobs in fedoras, hats were once essential to men's fashion. So how did headwear go from saving lives to covering bald spots? It's a story few ...

The Golden State Warriors superstar is in full offseason mode with his fit, having a great time with his wife. Ayesha Curry and Stephen Curry attend a special screening of Sinners at the Grand Lake ...

Celebrity and regular men turned heads in their colorful Kentucky Derby style at Churchill Downs. The Kentucky Derby, which took place on May 3, 2025, showcases a distinctive style for men, often ...

Men attending the Kentucky Derby often embrace vibrant colors and patterns, incorporating pastels, floral prints, and bold accessories into their outfits. Traditional menswear staples like seersucker ...

There was a time in the early 20th century when hats were as essential as shoes for American men. Picture this: around 35 million hats were produced in the United States each year. Considering the ...

No, don't blame the hat. /gently poking fun, as one who still has, and used to wear, a fedora, but looks a doofus regardless. I still wear it, but rarely, and it always needs a good dusting first, and ...