1920 hats

1920′s Cloche Hat Fashion – Matching a hat to your face. Better known as Line harmony, in the old days of millinery shops, women didn’t walk out without a hat that exactly matched their own unique face shape.

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Clothing Color Combinations. Illustrated 1920's dress color matching guide for girls, for hair, dresses, hats and shoes in 1928

Visual evolution of the diminutive cloche hat of the 1920s - Caroline Reboux's bell or 'cloche' hat of the 1920s took some years to evolve, as this timeline of photographs show - originally published in Hollywood

We all have them lurking in our closets, those cloche hats we've been collecting for years. You may have one, you may have three, or if you're like me, you may have dozens. You may have so many you keep finding them in crevices, popping

Women in the Jazz Age did not leave the house without a hat or some type of head covering. Fortunately for them, there was no reason not to do so with the wide range of hats and headbands that were available to them. Although the snug fitting cloche hat was the most common, it certainly

Is a hat a frivolous accessory or a necessity? When looking into its history it quickly becomes apparent that it has been both. Headwear for women began in earnest during the Middle Ages when the c…

Women's 1930s hats were small and simple in decoration, yet their shaping was a work of art. Folded, molded, and angled felt made hats look like something out of a Picasso painting. A small belt, bow or brooch was the only ornament on most women's '30s hats. The cloche had remained common into the 1930s

My Poppys and one Millie arranged just so. Art Deco Poppy in Blue and Green (top) are off to a swanky ball, while Art Deco Poppy in a hat is off to the races. Meanwhile, Art Deco Millie is spending...