Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Evolution of Hats Form to Fashion

Evolution of Hats Form to Fashion
Fashionable milliner Louise Green once said, "is wearing a hat like a baby or a puppy, coo Everyone listens to and talk about it."

There is something about hats that inexplicably attracts us. It is this open invitation to us reinvent itself and to our new look with a simple fashion accessory. People can hide balding, frizzy hair or a bad dye job on the folds of a beautiful hat. You can bring the colors of the fabric to fit, her eyes, her outfit or call attention to the structure of the face. Finally, by the choice of clothing, clothing, style, they can show their personal taste.

Straw hats were popular from 1880 to 1920 as the perfect garment to keep the hot sun off my face. The stiff, straw hat was perfect for men and women who play uncovered spent a lot of time boating on road trips in cars through the countryside, picnicking and tennis. A variety has been called "the boatman," which was a perfect complement to a striped blazer and flannel trouser outfit to be seen. Today they can be worn with western clothing, apparel, suits and casual wear. Popular and trendy straw hats are made from Stetson, Dobbs, Biltmore, Bailey, Scala and Borsalino.

Women have many different styles available to guard them. Initially, the women wore headgear fits perfectly in men to hide their true identity, so that they could have equal opportunities with men. But once discovered, hats have been seen as a very nice addition to a strong woman. Editor of Harper's Bazaar, Jeannine Larmouth, pointed out: "A hat is a shameless flatterer's attention on a run Curl, a tawny braids, a sprinkling of freckles over a pert nose, directing the eye to that is what is so special . at most one face to emphasize his curves, a shining pair of eyes, high forehead, his deep brim accentuates the pale hue of a cheek, creates an aura of beauty that strikes a secret that arouses curiosity in the viewer. "

Baseball caps are another style of hat. She won for the first time in popularity in 1860 when the Brooklyn Excelsior went out putting it 11 years after the New York Knickerbockers wore the first baseball uniform. The "Brooklyn-style hat" had become very popular with baseball teams and fans from 1900. Today this is one of the most popular and enduring styles in American hat, tennis players, golfers, truck drivers, Boy Scouts, postmen, soldiers and filmmakers all they wear. Heck moved, the Dalai Lama, a Washington Nationals baseball cap when he visited the capital! "The baseball cap is an icon in baseball and fashion," said John DeWaal, vice president of global marketing at Buffalo, New York-based New Era caps. "People have an affinity for baseball, and part of that relationship is the baseball cap. We want to celebrate what the baseball cap, the country has meant to the world. It is a fascinating story." A large selection of these legendary hats are available at

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