Vintage hats for women 1950s

Vintage 1950s Women's Black Wool Hat Sonni's of San Francisco Shop, Lancaster brand Measures about 9" round Flat crown Brim about 1" Black wool, Moire hat band and 3 roses Velvet leaves Elastic chin strap No tears, stains

Pill box hats. The trick to wearing them 40s style instead of 50s/60s is wearing them so far forward on your head, covering part of your forehead

The Navy Blue Felt Beret is a charming throwback to vintage ladies hats, exuding timeless elegance and sophistication. Crafted from high-quality felt, this beret adds a touch of vintage style to any outfit, whether it's for a special occasion or everyday wear. With a navy blue hue that effortlessly complements various ensembles, this beret is designed to make a statement. Its pillbox silhouette offers a classic shape that never goes out of style, while its soft and comfortable feel ensures a…

Selling Points 1. Style: 1950s 2. What's in the box: Hat Specifications Gender: Women's, Types: Fascinator Hat, Characters: Kate Middleton, Material: Woolen, Style: Retro Vintage, 1950s, Look After Me: Washable, Holiday: Masquerade, Occasion: Party / Evening, Age Group: Adults, What's in the box: Hat, Photos

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

Pillbox Hat - a small square/circular hats made famous at the 1961 inauguration by Jackie Kennedy in a Halston pillbox hat.

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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

Even though I can smell Spring in the air, the cold sea winds in the little Coastal Town in which I live are still bitter so something to keep head and especially ears warm will be a necessity for a while yet. I've been obsessed with 1930's and 1940's ski wear forever, and after making a little bonnet for a dear friend this past Christmas, I thought why not get the pattern out there for vintage inspired seamstresses to enjoy too?!Along with photographs of starlets and illustrations in my…