Hats – How to wear it?
Learn how to match the hat in your outfit
The hat is a garment that can be extremely formal or detach of modernity. The arrangement is fundamental to create different readings for the hat, which can be a joker for different outfits. The same hat can fit in many styles and still be the main garment.
To choose which one goes better in your face shape, it’s important to pay attention in models and kinds of hair. It all will make the difference at the time of choosing the perfect one.
Small faces and thin bodies are hided beyond a big hat and chubby rounded faces don’t have the proportion with small tight hats and berets. Rounded models mellow squared face shapes and geometrical models, the rounded faces.
A tip to don’t make any mistake at the time to compose outfit is don’t try to match the hat with the clothes, with the same tones. The hat must be detached or be neuter, but never made part of the costume.
This felt hat, with wide flaps is simple and neuter but with stylish sunglasses and a 70’s jacket with fur lap turned into a hippie look, which the hat have detach even being neuter.
The both berets matched well with the face shapes. The first one used aside with stranded hair is made of fur, with rounded shape and small flaps, which enhance the face. The second looks like a fur small cap, with a frontal flap only. The model doesn’t cover the face, and enhance the delicate features.
The model below have all the attention doesn’t hide the face but enhance it. The 50’s hat remembers a walk on the fields but the modern black and white dress puts us again into the XXI century. Hats with flaps match better with short or medium hairs.
The both models below, know as Fedora is a soft felt hat with a lengthwise crease. Again, the model goes better with short or medium hair cut out or with stranded hair.
The knitted berets are warm and easy to match. They usually go perfect with a bangle or a few wisps in front of the face. The hair can also be inside the beret.
The style below is arranged with a simple coat and pantyhose, but because of the vintage hat became a stunning different look. The small hat with tulle detail gave a romance style for the whole outfit and was perfect matched with the long straight hair.
A homburg is a felt hat characterized by a single dent running down the center of the crown and a brim fixed in a tight, upwards curl. The model is bigger than the Fedora and also harder, with fixed flaps. Below we can see how it was perfect matched with the stranded hair and simple black blouse. Even with a very casual outfit, the hat is a important detail to give the elegance even to the simple.
A trilby hat is a traditional soft felt men's hat with a deeply indented crown, and a pinch at the front. The brim is narrow and often sharply upturned at the back. Traditionally it was made from rabbit hair felt, but is now sometimes made from other materials, including tweed and wool. Trilbies are softer than Homburgs, and have a flexible brim instead of a curved one. Trilbies are similar to fedoras, which can be seen as an American version with a wider brim.
In the outfit a below, the girl used a traditional men’s hat to arrange a modern young style, with red Ked’s, worn jeans, basic shirt and nice Ray ban sunglasses. The straight medium hair and the oval face matched with the type of the hat and the look have a perfect proportion.
The straw hat made in Ecuador known as Panama comes modern in this model, with a leather strap with two clasps. The outfit, relaxing, matched skinny black pants and low hills sandals with the printed yellow t-shirt and postman bag. The hat detach also by the red haired hair under it, which made a stunning pair with the straw model.
For a formal fancy look, nothing better than match a felt feminine model with short hair and the couple dress plus coat and high hills. The outfit below is elegant and modern, with a touch of vintage taste. Even with the hat being the same tone of the coat, both are sober and simple, and the detach goes to the black dress under it.
Back again to the retro look, the look below is perfect for the sultry girls, which love retro style. It’s a beret that most looks like a headpiece, with plume and embroidery details. The outfit arranged with coat and a slight dress under it went perfect with the blond hair and bangles.
An Ushanka is a Russian fur cap with ear flaps that can be tied up to the crown of the cap, or tied at the chin to protect the ears, jaw and lower chin from the cold. Even being a very particular hat, it goes well for the bold outfits, giving a cozy warm impression. The look below matches scarf, boots and coat with the fur hat and a leather backpack. The hat have detach, but the look still looks clean.
Mariana Medeiros Seixas
To choose which one goes better in your face shape, it’s important to pay attention in models and kinds of hair. It all will make the difference at the time of choosing the perfect one.
Small faces and thin bodies are hided beyond a big hat and chubby rounded faces don’t have the proportion with small tight hats and berets. Rounded models mellow squared face shapes and geometrical models, the rounded faces.
A tip to don’t make any mistake at the time to compose outfit is don’t try to match the hat with the clothes, with the same tones. The hat must be detached or be neuter, but never made part of the costume.
This felt hat, with wide flaps is simple and neuter but with stylish sunglasses and a 70’s jacket with fur lap turned into a hippie look, which the hat have detach even being neuter.
The both berets matched well with the face shapes. The first one used aside with stranded hair is made of fur, with rounded shape and small flaps, which enhance the face. The second looks like a fur small cap, with a frontal flap only. The model doesn’t cover the face, and enhance the delicate features.
The model below have all the attention doesn’t hide the face but enhance it. The 50’s hat remembers a walk on the fields but the modern black and white dress puts us again into the XXI century. Hats with flaps match better with short or medium hairs.
The both models below, know as Fedora is a soft felt hat with a lengthwise crease. Again, the model goes better with short or medium hair cut out or with stranded hair.
The knitted berets are warm and easy to match. They usually go perfect with a bangle or a few wisps in front of the face. The hair can also be inside the beret.
The style below is arranged with a simple coat and pantyhose, but because of the vintage hat became a stunning different look. The small hat with tulle detail gave a romance style for the whole outfit and was perfect matched with the long straight hair.
A homburg is a felt hat characterized by a single dent running down the center of the crown and a brim fixed in a tight, upwards curl. The model is bigger than the Fedora and also harder, with fixed flaps. Below we can see how it was perfect matched with the stranded hair and simple black blouse. Even with a very casual outfit, the hat is a important detail to give the elegance even to the simple.
A trilby hat is a traditional soft felt men's hat with a deeply indented crown, and a pinch at the front. The brim is narrow and often sharply upturned at the back. Traditionally it was made from rabbit hair felt, but is now sometimes made from other materials, including tweed and wool. Trilbies are softer than Homburgs, and have a flexible brim instead of a curved one. Trilbies are similar to fedoras, which can be seen as an American version with a wider brim.
In the outfit a below, the girl used a traditional men’s hat to arrange a modern young style, with red Ked’s, worn jeans, basic shirt and nice Ray ban sunglasses. The straight medium hair and the oval face matched with the type of the hat and the look have a perfect proportion.
The straw hat made in Ecuador known as Panama comes modern in this model, with a leather strap with two clasps. The outfit, relaxing, matched skinny black pants and low hills sandals with the printed yellow t-shirt and postman bag. The hat detach also by the red haired hair under it, which made a stunning pair with the straw model.
For a formal fancy look, nothing better than match a felt feminine model with short hair and the couple dress plus coat and high hills. The outfit below is elegant and modern, with a touch of vintage taste. Even with the hat being the same tone of the coat, both are sober and simple, and the detach goes to the black dress under it.
Back again to the retro look, the look below is perfect for the sultry girls, which love retro style. It’s a beret that most looks like a headpiece, with plume and embroidery details. The outfit arranged with coat and a slight dress under it went perfect with the blond hair and bangles.
An Ushanka is a Russian fur cap with ear flaps that can be tied up to the crown of the cap, or tied at the chin to protect the ears, jaw and lower chin from the cold. Even being a very particular hat, it goes well for the bold outfits, giving a cozy warm impression. The look below matches scarf, boots and coat with the fur hat and a leather backpack. The hat have detach, but the look still looks clean.
Mariana Medeiros Seixas
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2 comments for "Hats – How to wear it?"
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Marsian
Tue 20 Jul 2010 11:21:33 AM EDT
Hello Jessica! If we are talking about hats like this http://www.arctic-store.com/servlet/the-74/fur-hat-ushanka-raccoon/Detail you can use theme anytime when the weather is cold.
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Jessica key
Tue 23 Mar 2010 07:59:32 AM EDT
Hi! I want to know how can i use a big hats? Can i use it in the morning? thank u ! I really like it!
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