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Hat Shaper's HAT DICTIONARY |
*hat:
item of dress worn on the head, |
| *Davy Crockett: | fat cap with animal tail swinging | |
| *deer stalker: | see below | |
| *deer hunter: |
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a hunting cap with visors at the front and back, and ear-flaps that can be tied up over the crown; known as a Sherlock Holmes hat |
| *derby: | bowler hat | |
| *diadem: |
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head-dress or head-band, worn as a symbol of sovereignty |
| *disco: | 1970's, small hat worn above the forehead and tilted to one side | |
| *doll hat: | a very small hat in any style, usually worn forward on the head | |
| *dormeuse: | French for sleeper, 1770's cap worn at night. | |
| *duckbill: | 1795, bonnet with long high curving bill, can be tied on under chin | |
| *dunce hat: |
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tall conical hat pointed crown worn by students not thinking |
| *Dutch cap: | close fitting pointed crown cap, rolled brim, flared out at sides | |
| *Easter bonnet: | women's hat, a new spring style to be worn at Easter | |
| *Egyptian crown: |
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1372 -135 B.C. helmet crown of white felt with red wicker crown. |
| *English driving cap: | low-profile cap, small brim at the front crown may be tailored with side panels, | |
| *escoffin: | 14th, 15th century, originally a turban heart shaped from, then two horned shape worn of caul with a wimple. | |
| *eton: | special cap worn to identify boys at Eton College, England | |
| *Eugenie hat: | 1859 style of empress Eugenie wife of Napoleon III, seen later worn by Princess Diana with an ostrich feather and slight tilted over to the right. | |
| *fanchon: | French kerchief bonntet of 1860's small triangular with brim and crown. | |
| *fanhat: |
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Collapsable |
| *fascinator: | see cloud | |
| *feather bonnet: | military head-dress of Scottish regiments, ostrich plumes mounted on a wire frame | |
| *feather head-dress: | ceremonial, symbolic worn by chiefs of North American Indian tribes | |
| *fedora: | felt hat with a lengthwise crease in the crown and a medium brim | |
| *ferroniere: | renaissance era oriental designed headdress. | |
| *fez: | conical, flat-topped cap with a tassel attached at the top center; | |
| *fillet: | ribbon or narrow head-band worn to confine hair driving cap | |
| *five-point hat: | English Driving cap | |
| *flat cap: | 16th century, knitted cap with flat top and beret like form. Seen on London tradesmen. | |
| *fontange: |
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originated in 1678, Duchess de Fontange arranged. A linen hat with tall erections of lace and ribbon supported by wire. |
| *forage cap: | military cap with a small brim, also typical for police uniforms | |
| *French hood: | 16th century, worn in various forms, bonnet worn at back of head with a front border curving around the ears. | |
| *fret: | medieval hairnet | |
| *frontlet: | 15th century, callote |