Fedora Hat
To dream of a fedora hat represents a mood and attitude that looks good never having to be questioned by anyone about its professionalism because it's already confident about being believable. An attitude of confident integrity or an unspoken understanding of one's principles, character, or stance on a matter. Being professional about adherence to a code of personal ethics that doesn't have to talk about it.
Negatively, dreaming about a fedora hat represents an attitude that looks good confident, believable, or professional about never being questioned about underhanded or immoral behavior. Feeling pressured to maintain a facade of sophistication, confidence, and believableness that doesn't align with your true self. Not liking why someone else looks good never answering to you about dishonesty because they can sound confident and believable about not needing to. Dishonesty that looks good sounding right as the reason it can never be questioned. Dishonestly deflecting other people's questioning about an issue because you can project a false image of confidence, seriousness, or professionalism about already being on top of it. An attitude that feels that being believable is the reason you'll never get caught. Talking to other people as though you are too interesting or original to be caught being dishonest. An attitude about looking good being a professional criminal. An attitude that dangerously thinks it can professionally get away with whatever if it wants to. A criminal attitude about talking about yourself being more professional than other criminals. Delusions about being the most original professional criminal that ever lived.
Example: A woman dreamed of seeing her husband wearing a straw fedora hat. In waking life, she was having some trust issues with her husband. In this case, the fedora hat may have reflected her feelings about her her husband's behavior maintaining a facade of confidence and integrity while not fully disclosing his true dishonesty. She may have felt that her husband's personality was unusual about being professional about not discussing the issue with a confident believable attitude that dismissed needing to talk at all.
Example 2: A woman dreamed of approaching her daughter about an issue, but then a man in a fedora hat started talking to her. In waking life, she was trying to approach her daughter about financial issues, but kept experiencing her daughter avoiding needing to be partly responsible for finances that needed to be paid. In this case, the man in the fedora hat may have reflected her feelings about the facade of maturity or integrity that her daughter projected, masking an underlying reluctance or refusal to address the financial obligations. She may have not liked that her daughter was protecting herself with a believable attitude that everything was under controlwhile dishonesty avoiding talking about the financial issues.
