1912 womens hats

Fashionable hats, published in the January 1911 issue of Ladies Home Journal.

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Women's hats from 1900 to 1920 were typically large in size, with either wide, broad brims or no brims at all. They were often adorned with equally voluminous decorations and appliqués, such as lace, bird feathers, or fabric flowers.

Purchase Simplicity Simplicity Pattern 8573 Misses' Flapper Hats in Three Sizes and read its pattern reviews. Find other Accessories, sewing patterns.

Around the turn of the century, there were a lot of rules and guidelines for women to be 'proper' - then there were the additional demands placed on them by men and the business world. Here's a look back at some ideas of beauty from 1912 and 1913.

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Find out what five of the most popular fashion trends were in 1911.

Hats were a key component to women's fashion during the gilded age. They were commonly worn everyday and most women didn't leave the house without one.

This is a digital reproduction of a beautiful antique sewing pattern for a set of hats in 6 versions including a sailor hat (A & D), Auto Bonnet (B & C) and Turban (E & F). This pattern is especially dear, as it came from my late Mother's extraordinary personal collection of antique patterns, fabric and notions. The pattern is an easy-to-print format that will allow you to print and sew these gorgeous little WWI-era hats in just a few hours. Year: Circa 1915. Size: Ladies' - 25" head-size…