Aretha Wants Royalties For Wearing Inaugural Hat

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Aretha Franklin reportedly wants royalties for wearing the now famous "bow hat" that she wore to President Barack Obama's inauguration this past January - or at least some free hats. The hat, of course, was designed by Mr. Song Millinery on Woodward. However, Luke Song doesn't want to give her anything.

Personally, I think he's rather foolish to not give Ms. Franklin some free hats. If her wearing one of his designs caused orders to flood in then it would stand to reason that by her wearing more of his design, he would get even more orders.

Oh, well. This is just an opportunity for another designer to step up and make a killing.

Original article posted at WWJ Newsradio 950 - Aretha Wants Royalties For Wearing Inaugural Hat.

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