According to the New York Observer, the inauguration's most lasting fashion impact came not from Barack Obama's skinny tux, but from Aretha Franklin's fur hat. In a new article, and slideshow, the paper says that these huge hats started showing up when Kate Moss wore a white Russian hat on the cover of Vanity Fair. But they have appeared everywhere since the inauguration, from Sundance to all throughout fashion week. "Often made of fox or rabbit fur, the style of the hat ranges from the classic Russian hat that covers the ears to the Siberian-style round hat that makes it look as if a small animal curled up right on top of your head." Check out their slide show to celebrate the year in hats, so far.
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