Mustafa Kemal's purpose of the hat sermon was based on these two questions: "Is our attire patriotic?" "Is our clothing sophisticated and universal?"
What was the hat sermon?
Kemal's love of top hats, Oxford shoes, and detachable collars. Indeed, the hat immediately became a symbol of the conflict between his reformist followers and their traditional adversaries.
Before the "Hat Law" was passed in parliament, Turkish revolutionary Mustafa Kemal visited the Anatolian town of Inebolu and delivered an emotional address (after nicknamed "The Hat Sermon") to a gathering of puzzled Anatolians.
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