PS: You love hats, just like your great-great-grandmother, the milliner. What's your go-to style?
SH: I love a wide-brimmed hat with a really nice feather. My buddy that I just spent New Year's Eve with was wearing a custom one like that from Kemo Sabe in Aspen, where you can pick what type of feathers, ribbon, or rope you want. Then they can put your initials in it. After he explained it to me, I decided I need to go to Aspen just to get a hat at this point.
PS: What's your take on the fuzzy bucket hat trend?
SH: I think I have one, I just haven't worn it yet. Look, if it keeps you warm, I'm all for practicality, people.
PS: Are there any vintage hat trends you're into?
SH: I love a fascinator.
PS: Did you incorporate hats into any of your bridal looks at the wedding or on your honeymoon?
SH: No hats at the wedding. I did not do a "Parent Trap" bridal moment. But I actually lost a hat at the airport in the Maldives on our honeymoon. It was one I got in Mexico on my bachelorette trip that I really loved. I guess I have to go back to Mexico. I only travel to buy hats, apparently.
