Take cover: Pop culture's most iconic hats

Mickey’s ears are what people love to rock around the theme parks, but let’s not forget how iconic Mickey’s headwear in Fantasia is.

His name says it all.

Ashton Kutcher made trucker hats a trend in the 2000s, but they were sort of forgotten until Dustin from Stranger Things stepped into the picture.

To say this hat is one of the grandest is fair.

Waldo may own the striped tee, but this kitty has his paws all over that mile-high striped hat.

Does it make sense for a child with a football-shaped head to wear the tiniest of baseball hats? No, but Arnold was so cool that he made it work.

Dream job? Sorting Hat at Hogwarts. 

Doughboy’s baseball hat was so simple yet so representative of the time when it came to fashion in the ‘90s.

Not since A Christmas Story has a pair of pink bunny ears been so relevant.

This cap makes everyone want to do the “Time Warp” again!

Every kid who watches An American Tail goes through a phase where they want an oversized blue hat just like the lost mouse.

Walter White did a complete 180 when he rocked his little Heisenberg pork pie hat, didn’t he?

Wherever there is injustice, you will find these sombreros.

Pirate hats were run-of-the-mill until Jack Sparrow showed up.

The hats Blossom wore highlight how unserious and glorious the ‘90s were.

When a hat is known simply as “the Indiana Jones” hat, it’s a clear pop culture staple.

Rose didn’t wear it long, but wearing that in the first shot audiences see of you makes a huge statement.

Riverdale took Jughead’s infamous crown and modernized it into a cute beanie that fans could find at their local Hot Topic.

There is a multitude of memorable moments from Forrest Gump, but fans can’t and won’t ever forget the red hat he wore when he just kept on runnin’.

There have been a number of Mad Hatters in pop culture, but none of their hats quite compare to the animated one Disney debuted in 1951.

How well-made were the Skipper and Gilligan’s hats to last that long on a deserted island?

Willy Wonka’s top hat is not pure imagination; it’s pure perfection.

The fashion of Clueless is as iconic as the movie itself, including the black-and-white wonder on top of Dionne’s head.

It'd be hard to find someone in the world who wasn't able to recognize the headwear the four potty-mouthed kids from South Park have worn since 1997.