Judging solely by the trailers, Matt Damon’s latest romantic thriller will be loaded with great men’s hats.

The premise of the film seems to be that a promising young politician (Damon) is fated to live his life a certain way. When he meets a beautiful dancer played by Emily Blunt, he breaks with the fate that is scripted for him. Enter a sinister “big brother” agency, led by Terence Stamp, that wants to set fate back on track, forcing Damon and Blunt to run for their lives—or at least their love.

Expected to be the first big blockbuster of the year, “The Adjustment Bureau” releases March 4.

Matt’s character is seen running all over the trailer wearing what appears to be a fresh, straw stingy brim fedora with a center dent crown and a brightly colored band. Fans might want to check out our Milan Pinch Straw Hat in the color “metal” for a similar look.

The apparent villains kick it old school with more traditional fedoras. Stamp wears a broader brimmed fedora similar to a Guerra Classico. This dangerous-looking threesome in the picture linked here appear to be wearing the following hats: Dobbs Dayton, Guerra GU and Dobbs Savoy.

Think you can identify more hats than that? Write in and tell us what you see!

“Hats in History” is a new feature looking at the great personalities of the past century and the hats they wore.

This photo from 1964 shows Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife Coretta Scott King. Dr. King is wearing a short-brimmed fedora similar to the Dobbs Dayton or Dynafelt Pinch sold at Hats Plus. The photo was taken by Herman Hiller.

To get things started, it seemed like a good idea to start with one the most influential Americans of the 20th century: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Dr. King is most famous for his leadership in the Civil Rights Movement and use of nonviolence to help eliminate segregation and promote the dream of equality for all American citizens, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender or creed. He risked death daily to stand by his principles and was eventually assassinated for them at the age of 39. Before his death, Dr. King was one of the youngest recipients to receive the Nobel Prize for Peace, and he was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

He also was a hat man who kept up with the times. Dr. King can be seen in many pictures wearing several different style fedoras.

During the mid-’50s and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Dr. King was often photographed in a wide-brimmed light grey fedora with a black band. The hat had a center dent crown, and it looks similar to the Stetson Pinnacle and the Stetson Temple.

In the 1960s he was photographed in several stingy-brim fedoras. Although the colors varied, the hats had a wide dress band, center-dent crown and a fairly wide space between the pinch on either side of the hats. These are similar to our Dobbs Dayton and Dynafelt Pinch.

It is critical for every American to carry Dr. King’s legacy of peace and equality in their memory and actions. However if you want to wear the legacy of his fashion sense, the Pinnacle, Temple, Dayton or Pinch are a great place to start.

Raising a popular, but discontinued, fedora back into existance, Stetson has gone out of its way to impress with the new Roadster fedora.

Stetson and Dobbs, two of the most popular hat brands we carry at Hats Plus, have each brought back a favorite model of hat that many of our customers lamented would remain extinct forever!

First up is the Stetson Roadster. An update of the extremely popular, but discontinued, Stetson Roadmaster, the Roadster is a masculine fedora that is sure to turn heads. Its bold teardrop crown gives it a touch of urban style, but the thin leather dress band gives it a Western flair. Whether toolin’ around in your classic automobile, goin’ out to feed your horses or heading into the boardroom, the Roadster is a rugged looking hat that fits in any place.

Dobbs has also brought back their Hunter Mountain fedora. It is the ultimate in winter dress hats. It is extremely soft and warm, made from a longer cut genuine fur felt. With a nod to the Alpine origins of the fedora, the Hunter Mountain also features a rope band similar to a classic Tyrolean hat. Yet it is modern enough to look great with any top coat, as the temperature starts to dip.

To learn more about these hats or check out other classic fedoras, explore hats-plus.com.

The peak of ’60s business chic, Draper’s short-brimmed felt fedora closely resembles the Dobbs Jet in sable. Its center-dent crown offers classic styling, while the wide dress band and 1 7/8^-inch brim give it that mod feel. Its satin lining and leather sweatband help protect the hat as it rests

In the TV show "Mad Men" marketing mogel Don Draper wears a hat very similar to this Dobbs Jet in saber.

comfortably on your brow.

Got a favorite hat you’ve seen in the movies or on TV? Ask us about it, and we’ll do our best to match you up with one.