Straw cloche hat

A lot of you commented on the hat I wore to Art Deco Weekend, and I promised to do a tutorial on how to make your own ’20s style cloche from a modern straw fedora. In this tutorial we’ll go from this modern straw fedora (yes, that is me trying to do duckface. It feels obligatory with a hat like that): To this plausibly ’20s or early 1930s summer cloche: You’ll need: – A modern woven (not shaped and sewn) soft straw or paper fedora just big enough for you to pull down to eyebrow level. It…

Straw cloche hat, retailed by Dickins & Jones, England, 1924

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Product Code: #209117 Category: Straw Hats, Hats, Casual Hats Occasion: Casual, Holiday, Beach Style: Classic, Wide Brim Materials: Polyester Gender: Women's Season: Summer Length(cm): 40 Width(cm): 40 Height(cm): 17 Perimeter(cm): 53-57 Hat Type: Sun Hats, Straw Hats

That classic hat of the roaring twenties is the cloche hat. Bell shaped with side adornments of flowers, small feathers, and geometric designs, they topped women's heads during the 1920s. Other '20s hat styles include the wrapped turban, the straw summer hat, bucket hat, and various headwraps and headbands. Popular TV shows Downton Abbey and Miss Fisher's Murder

There aren't many things that can make grown women, really good friends give each other a sideways look. But vintage hats have been known to test even the strongest of friendships and when the House of Foxy's Clare sold her beautiful straw, platter hat to my friend Catriona in front of all the other

Herman Patrick Tappé, designer and importer, was known as the "Paul Poiret” of New York and dabbled in millinery. While Tappé's hats are most remembered for being outlandish, in this example he shows a refined contrast in the use of informal straw and rich cutwork velvet leaves