4. It Is Royal Tradition to Wear Detailed Hats

Reason: As a marker of social standing
An exception would be casual events.
In England during the first part of the 20th century, ladies were not expected to flaunt their hair in public, according to Diana Mather of The English Mather. Elizabeth II was well-known for her extensive collection of hats.
Hatting intricacies is a royal custom. ©Max Mumby/Getty Images/Indigo
Women were still allowed to wear hats for casual, daytime Royal events, even though that restriction was abandoned in the 1950s. Wearing a hat isn’t merely custom; it also serves as a status signal to denote your aristocratic status.