Great design - These fascinator hats for women with swing feathers show elegant and lively temperament. With unique, elegant, and beautiful design, you can choose your favorite color to match the retro style skirt of the 1920s and modern fashion outfits. Size - The hat base measures 5.7"/14.5cm in length and 4.5"/11.5cm in width, and the whole fascinator hat measures 9.4"/24cm in length and 5.9"/15cm in width. One size fits most heads. Style experience - Firmly secured underneath with headband and clip to hold in place and to give you the versatility to wear it any desire you like. You can style your hair like a bun and use it as a bridal flower hairpin. And you can place it further towards your face and wear it as a vintage-styled flower fascinator. Applicable occasions - This beautiful, timeless, classy, and elegant vintage feather hat is suitable for weddings, tea parties, Cocktail partie， Carnivals, Easter, etc. An exquisite gift for girls or ladies. Package - One tea party hat, multi colors for choices. Please kindly know that the color may vary slightly from the online image due to the different resolutions of the monitor. DRESHOW Fascinator Hat
What happens when you combine classic fascinator and pillbox? Amazing versatility! Pillboxes are small containers used to hold pills.
Beginning in the 1930s the basic pillbox design was employed by milliners, or hat makers, who created a new style of head covering: the pillbox hat, a smallish, brimless round hat that featured straight sides and a level top.
It’s hard to imagine women not wearing a hat in cocktail tea party, church or a wedding!
Pillbox hats are popular because of their simplicity and elegance. They most often came in solid color and were usually unadorned with accessories except for a colored net veil, or a single pin or jewel.
They were, however, made of an array materials, some of which were elaborately designed.
These included green wool with ornate gold cording; black velvet, smothered in black beads; a transparent fabric, with attached overlapping organdy petals and silk rose bouquets.
Please Note:
The color may vary slightly from the online image due to monitor color settings.
What happens when you combine classic fascinator and pillbox? Amazing versatility! Pillboxes are small containers used to hold pills.
Beginning in the 1930s the basic pillbox design was employed by milliners, or hat makers, who created a new style of head covering: the pillbox hat, a smallish, brimless round hat that featured straight sides and a level top.
It’s hard to imagine women not wearing a hat in cocktail tea party, church or a wedding!
Pillbox hats are popular because of their simplicity and elegance. They most often came in solid color and were usually unadorned with accessories except for a colored net veil, or a single pin or jewel.
They were, however, made of an array materials, some of which were elaborately designed.
These included green wool with ornate gold cording; black velvet, smothered in black beads; a transparent fabric, with attached overlapping organdy petals and silk rose bouquets.
Please Note:
The color may vary slightly from the online image due to monitor color settings.