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Hat Shaper's HAT DICTIONARY |
*hat:
item of dress worn on the head, |
| *macaroni: | small tricorne adopted by fashion extremists of the Macaroni Club of London in 1760, who were Italian travelers. | |
| * mackinaw: | U.S. man's straw hat, coarse brim | |
| *mahrharmah: | Turkish woman's hood covers face | |
| *Mandarin hat: | popular black silk hat with deep turned up brim, pointed crown with button on top, worn by Chinese nobles of Manchu dynasty | |
| *mandel: | a turban woven with silk and gold | |
| *mantilla: |
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18th century France, lace head scarf, 19th century Spanish and Mexican headdress of lace with high comb |
| *mantel: | up to the 12th century, Catholic woman's head covering | |
| *marquise hat: | 18th century ladies hat | |
| *matador, bullfighter hat: |
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shape of bull's head, short stubby horns, |
| *merry widow hat: | 1907 century, fashioned for operetta "Merry Widow by Franz Lehar. Large hat with wide brim | |
| *milkmaid hat: | 18th century country fashion garden hat low crown wide brim tied with ribbon under chin. | |
| *mitreboard: |
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head-cover worn by bishops, characterized by two peaks |
| *mob cap: | 18th century, indoors and outdoors, lace cap with large ribbon bow | |
| *Monmouth: | made in Monmouth England, knitted woolen cap with turned up band, type of stocking cap | |
| *Montego: | palm hat from Montego Bay, Jamaica | |
| *montero: | 15th -17th century, round crowned cap with divided flap that could be turned up or worn down, form of cap still worn by huntsmen and farmers | |
| *Montgomery beret: |
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type of British beret worn by Sir Montgomery in W.W.II |
| *morian cabaset: |
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16th century, kettle hat, used in infantry, skull with broad brim, flat, turned down at sides. |
| *mortarboard: |
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flat, square, worn by professors and students for solemn academic occasions |
| *mourning bonnet: | black bonnet worn by widows during the 19th century | |
| *muffin cap: |
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similar shape of a flat bun, popular children's hat |
| *Muller cut down: | flat crowned bowler worn after the murderer named Muller had worn one. | |
| *mushroom hat: | a hat with a mushroom-like, downward curved brim, known as a Tiffany in Italy from the hat worn by Audrey Hepburn in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's." | |
| *nap: | 19th century term for corides with applied cod-wool or camel hair nap on the crown, | |
| *newsboy: |
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worn by newsboys, large, soft, 8 paneled fabric cap with visor |
| *night cap: | men's cap worn informally indoors from the 16th to the 19th century. | |
| *niqab: |
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face veil worn by Islamic women, together with the hijab |
| *Nithsdale: | raveling cloak with hood 1716. Lady Nithsdale disguised her Jacobite husband and help him escape from the Tower of London | |
| *Nirvernois: | small cocked hat 1780 named after the Duke of Nevenois | |
| *Noric Slovenia Hard: |
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| *Nun's coif: |
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| *Olicula: | hooded cape worn by Roman women | |
| *opera hat: |
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collapsible top hat with an internal spring, so that it could be flattened and carried under the arm. |
| *optimo: | panama hat with full crown with ridge extending from front to back | |
| *overseas cap: | olive drab cloth cap worn by soldiers in both world wars then picked up again in 1979 and 1981 |