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"We&amp;#39;ve already done our part to honor Aretha Franklin&amp;#39;s unforgettable inauguration day hat, but it looks like the higher headwear powers that be are taking notice now, too.\nPinterestFacebookUS singer Aretha Franklin arrives for the inauguration of Barack Obama as 44th US president on January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC.    AFP PHOTO/Paul J. Richards (Photo credit should read PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images)\nPHOTO: AFP/Getty ImagesThe Headwear Association (yep, really) announced its inductees into the &amp;quot;Headwear Hall of Fame&amp;quot; this morning, and the Queen of Soul was among those honored for being &amp;quot;current day hat wearers as well as early influencers that have had a positive impact on the evolution of hat wearing and headwear fashion.&amp;quot; We don&amp;#39;t think there&amp;#39;s a more deserving candidate--the inauguration hat (which was eventually pulled from one of a dozen versions created especially for her!) was only one shining example of her ability to be fabulous in hot headwear.\n__Sign up for our style newsletter and get the best of our fashion blog, delivered straight to your inbox!\n__\nPinterestFacebook(EXCLUSIVE, Premium Rates Apply) EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - JULY 07: Actress Cameron Diaz backstage at Live Earth New York at Giants Stadium on July 7, 2007 in East Rutherford, New Jersey EXCLUSIVE (Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage)\nPHOTO: WireImageCameron Diaz also made the list, which makes sense considering fedoras were a signature part of her wardrobe throughout most of the 00s...\nPinterestFacebook...and rounding out the female inductees is Gwen Stefani, who has clearly never met a statement-making accessory she couldn&amp;#39;t conquer.\nThe rest of the list is comprised of Ne-Yo, Payne Stewart, and Carlos Santana. Courtney Bush, president of the Headwear Association, said, &amp;quot;Every year we honor those in the public eye that are frequently seen in their daily lives wearing fashionable and trend-setting hats. From Stewart&amp;#39;s ivy caps on the links to Aretha&amp;#39;s scene stealing giant bow hat at Obama&amp;#39;s presidential inauguration to Santana&amp;#39;s and Ne-Yo&amp;#39;s ubiquitous fedora or Cameron and Gwen&amp;#39;s ever changing fashion-forward choices, we recognize current and past hat enthusiasts for their positive influence and hat-wearing style.&amp;quot; Past inductees include Jackie Kennedy, Johnny Depp, Princess Diana (do tiaras really count?!), Jennifer Lopez, and Sarah Jessica Parker. This year&amp;#39;s winners will be formally inducted at a gala dinner in March.\nWhat do you think of their picks, dolls? Are these three of the most fashion-forward hat wearing women you can think of? Who else deserves a spot on the list? Discuss!\nPLUS...get our great advice for wearing a hat...AND...find out why you might really be a hat person (even if you think you&amp;#39;re not!).\nWant more fashion news? Follow Slaves to Fashion on Twitter!\nLatest Tweets!\nFollow us on Twitter!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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