On Margaret Howell's spring and summer 2020 catwalk, you can see white wavy pants, oversized lemon and blue-green work shirt, lightweight parka, and square suits. Maybe it's because of the atmosphere. The socks on the pants look not so hard to accept. However, the flaxseed pea hat worn by many of them makes people feel that it is not right. The same is true of Gucci, where alexandro Michaeli's iconic exceptionalism blends midnight blue pea hat with vibrant square and bright neon colors.
The BEANIE cap, which is tightly hooped on the head like a bandage, is not a new style for fishermen or academies, but as a kind of "luxury" accessories, it is a new favorite in the spotlight, whether in winter or summer, whether men or women. It used to be worn-out jeans or used sweaters, but now it's paired with hand-made sweaters or designer suits. Howell didn't think there was anything wrong with that. In her opinion, hats set the tone for a whole outfit like shoes.
In the past year, the search volume of Doudou hat has soared to become one of the most popular hats. Meanwhile, it does not have the size problem that bothers many people. Red pea hat with silhouette knitwear and Hoodie has become the standard of street style. When the big logo and the trend of serious fashion are replaced by loose tailoring and disorganized and undisciplined mix and match, suits are no longer boring, but become everyone's mood canvas. Pea hat with suit feels a bit like Armani suit with T-shirt instead of shirt and tie in 1980s.
Not only the beancurd hat, but the school girl style that Chanel pays homage to the new wave movies also has the shape of a flip brimmed flat top hat. The new wave movie provides a unique and lasting perspective for French women - the careless innocent girl with short elf hair and sharp pointed eyeliner, a large red flower decorated on the brim, or wearing Brittany stripes and miniskirts. Fashion commentators believe that 2020 will be a year of accessories. Accessories that dominate the shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris are full-featured items that can be put in the closet season after season. It's also a great way to keep your wardrobe sustainable and not static. After all, accessories are like "soft clothes", which can create a comprehensive atmosphere and style.
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, people from all walks of life wore hats, including those at the bottom. Until the Second World War, it was considered inappropriate for a gentleman not to wear a hat. The name of the hat is also full of personality and Historical Association. The bowler hat, or Derby, shaped like an upside down earthenware pot, was named after a 19th-century British Earl who made this style popular. Fedora's name comes from a drama of the same name. It is made of softer material, with a pointed front and round back, and a wide brim that can be flipped at will. It is a gentleman's good heart, not only can be used for wind and rain, but also can be folded up and put into briefcase at any time. From the melancholy hero of the film Casablanca to the private detectives in "sleepless", they are shuttling the streets of New York in windbreaker, wearing black and gray fedora hats.
Peter Mayer, a writer who once thought that men's hats were fashionable and elegant, and also showed the character of the people, said in "taste related" that "hats are often registered trademarks of a person, which is similar to the position of the nose in the appearance of a person."
Last year on the good morning Britain, the host gave trump a gift to a guest - a Churchill style hat. Trump's hat on has caused a big online stir, which is clearly not at the same level as the controversy over his previously criticized messy blonde hair.
Cigars, cane, neckties and bodysuit are all Churchill's "gear," and his odd hats gave cartoonists a carnival in the 1920s. Churchill was once upset and wrote in an article: "one of the most necessary features of a public official's equipment is a unique mark that everyone learns to find and identify. The pattern of desley's forehead, the collar of Gladston, Lord Randolph Churchill's beard, Chamberlain's glasses, Baldwin's pipe - all of these 'things' are very important. I don't have these symbols, so cartoonists have created my hat legend to meet the needs. "
He explained that the legend was born during the 1910 election. He walked along the beach with his wife in South Harbor. "A very small felt hat - I don't know where it came from - is already in my luggage. It was lying on the table in the hall, and I put it on without thinking. When we came back for a walk, the photographer came and he took a picture. Since then, cartoonists and short article reporters have been discussing my hats: how many hats there are; how strange they are; why I have been changing hats; how much I value them, and so on. It's all bullshit, and they're all built on a picture. "
But Peter de Mendelson, who was a biography for Churchill, thinks that Churchill's story is not true. Churchill, so well versed in propaganda, cannot be unaware of the difference between his hat and others. From high top to round top, Churchill has tried many styles, and the most famous one is the Humboldt hat (or hamburger hat). HONGPU hat is a kind of felt hat. The top of the hat has a concave shape like pinching down with fingers. The brim has curled edges and a satin ribbon is decorated in the middle of the hat body. In the 1980s, Edward VII discovered it in the German town of badhomeburg and brought it back to England. Churchill has many of these hats, from classic black to more fashionable light grey with black ribbons, one of which was sold at the 1991 auction for $175, 000, with a gold relief with Churchill's initials on the interior.
It was John Kennedy who didn't really like to wear a hat. His style was fresh and modern, and his thick hair was rarely covered except in some cases. But the first lady's rules are different, especially in public. In Google search, "Jacqueline Kennedy's hat" is an independent option. It refers to a flat top, shallow and no brim flat top cap. Because it looks like a medicine box, it is also known as a pillbox hat. Its prototype comes from military caps. Everything that happened on January 20, 1961 was carefully planned, and Kennedy became the first American President born in the 20th century to deliver his inaugural address on a color television screen.
But not everything went according to plan. Overnight, eight inches of snow fell in Washington, D.C., and the next day in cold weather, the other dignitaries wore heavy mink coats, except Jacqueline. The simple line wool coat was specially designed for her by her personal stylist, with a fresh little round cap on her head. It was not only a defining moment in Jacqueline's political career and personal style, but also one of the most famous costumes in the history of the presidential inauguration. Since then, the kit cap has become a phenomenal piece in the 1960s.
It is said that Jacqueline doesn't like hats either. She thinks her head is too big. To solve this problem, harston, the designer of the hat, worked overtime. Before giving it to Jacqueline, he put it on his head, sat between the front and back mirrors and turned his head back and forth to make sure it looked perfect from different angles. Because of the strong wind that day, Jacqueline reached out to buckle her hat, leaving a shallow dent on the hat, which no one noticed at the scene, but it spread all over the world, extending from the upper class to the Midwest villages. Halston later said with a smile, "everyone who copied the design left a dent in the cap."
On the day of Kennedy's assassination, Jacqueline also wore a small round hat with a raspberry pink suit. The bloodstained suit was locked in the National Archives in Maryland and required not to be seen by the public until at least 2103, and the hat never appeared again.
In the 1970s, with the advent of hairstylists, hair became more fashionable than hats. Gradually, the traditional hat making techniques such as straw hat sewing and steam steaming of woolen hat almost disappeared in workshops that could meet the requirements of manual customization. Gradually returning to the market demand, the hat is positioned as leisure equipment, not only for specific occasions. According to Euromonitor, a market research firm, the hat market is valued at about $15bn a year - a fraction of the $52bn global handbag Market. But even if not in the active fashion capital, the demand for hats is growing.
"It's become a new way of expression, in a way, equivalent to a new tattoo." Designer Priscilla loye believes that "hats can change a person's profile in the simplest way, even to express an attitude." Roye is interested in the modernity of hats, trying to break the ritual sense of hats used to be in social rules. The problem with most felt hats is that they are not easy to carry when traveling, so she studies soft materials to make them fold like clothes and tuck them into a handbag. After that, she had a bold idea. How about replacing an umbrella with a hat? She is passionate about wearing headwear, whether it's silhouette design or material selection. "From a sociological point of view, its power is fascinating."
