1930 hats for women

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

A fashion history timeline of 1930s millinery – as worn by Hollywood actresses

1930s Fashion - The Definitive Sourcebook Long overdue and very welcome comes this visual treat for all 1930s fashion fans out there. If you are not yet sold on the glamor and Art deco resplendence

Chronically Overdressed Vintage Hat Collection Try-on Hats 1930s Hats, 1940s Hats, Vintage Accessories

Pictures of Hats & Hair Styles 1940-1945

1940s hats had both a continuation of the popular styles of the 1930s and new additions to the casual headwear in the form of the beret, turban, headscarf, and snood. Women's hats in the 1940s were a diverse collection of styles largely pulled from different times in history. To list them all would be one

Ladies 1940s hats came in many shapes, styles, and colors. Some of the most common hat styles were the turban, the beret, military caps, sun hats, hair snoods, and fascinators with net veils. The late '40s made the women's fedora hat trendy. Read about the history of 1940s hat styles here. Many 1940s style hats can

1930's hats for young ones from the American Sears catalogue.