Obama Breaks His Own Rule to Wear a Tiara With Girls Scouts

 
Last year when the Navy football team presented him with a custom-fitted helmet, Obama declined to wear it. "Here's the general rule: You don't put stuff on your head if you're president," he said. "That's politics 101. You never look good wearing something on your head."
Last year when the Navy football team presented him with a custom-fitted helmet, Obama declined to wear it. "Here's the general rule: You don't put stuff on your head if you're president," he said. "That's politics 101. You never look good wearing something on your head."
But a group of Girl Scouts got him to do something Navy couldn't. White House photographer Pete Souza just shared this photo on Instagram with the following caption: "Still editing 2014 Year in Photos. I may include this one even though it's a posed photo. This is from the annual White House Science Fair. The kids from Girl Scout Troop 2612 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, convinced the President to wear a tiara with them for their group photo. The girls had exhibited a Lego flood proof bridge project."
Some fashion rules are just meant to be broken.