Two hats with feathers were found wandering the fair. One was an outrageously pink hat with matching pink feathers, while the second was a more subdued straw had with just a few feathers around the brim.

A woman dressed entirely in pink toured the art car display. Her had was so overly filled with feathers that the hat itself almost disappeared.

This fellow walked Howard Street with great flair and confidence, a rakish hat decorated with just the right number of feathers.

The black and white hat band offset with a puff of yellow feathers was trimmed with tall black and yellow feathers that offset the brim.

A dancer with Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca wore an amazing feathered hat that was back-lit that morning by the early sun. The Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca performed before the parade as a blessing for the well-being of the parade.

One of the men performing with the Aguas Da Bahia group wore a hat with a single outrageous yellow feather that extended down almost to his mid-back.