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If you argue that this applies to the shliadh tzibur and not the individual, I will say that the shliach tzibur represents the individuals of the kehila;
Dear Reb Eliezer, This is all after the fact. If a congregation would require everyone to daven bareheaded, there is no clear reason to stop them.
But to not misunderstand me, if one decides to wear a (black) hat then he should. There is nothing wrong with a (black) hat.
The Taz says that being bare headed is assur because of chukas hagoyim as they show respect by removing the head cover.
Dear Reb Eliezer,
Yes, no clear reason to stop them.
