The evolution of hat fashion

In the history of fashion, hats have always played an important role. Hat is closely related to the popular hairstyle and social atmosphere of the big era. Berets, bowler hats, knitted woolen hats.... Different kinds of hats are the top of the head of the world.

The difference from the collar is that the hat has existed since ancient times. It not only protects the head, but also symbolizes many meanings. In ancient times, people did not have the ability to make exquisite hats, so they used cloth towels to wrap their heads. In the Middle Ages, the Holy Court even issued a decree asking people to cover their hair. So many simple hat shapes began to appear.

In the 17th century, hats had a more obvious class meaning: citizens wore dark hats, yellow hats represented bankrupts, prisoners wore paper hats, kings wore gold crowns, and so on. At the same time, people began to have an unusually exaggerated worship of the height above their heads.

Beginning in 1840, people's top scenery declined dramatically. The size of the hat suddenly became more humble, and it remained silent for several years. Until now, the shape of the hat is focused on function and mobility. Only the annual competition between the British nobles, such an extremely important hat occasion, occasionally appeared some more exaggerated hat shapes.

Simply put, the existence of hats has a considerable relationship with the hairstyles and ethos of the big era. In the history of fashion in the past, hats have always played a very important role. Looking back to the 21st century, people who walked on the streets rarely did not wear hats. So I have always wondered why people nowadays don't wear hats. Was it that the sand on the road before was relatively heavy? No one needs a hat after changing the asphalt road? If it is because of this, it is really a pity.