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Hat deducts dress culture

Christine Dio, the fashion master, once said, "without a hat, man will have no civilization."

In western history, the hat first appeared in a murals of the tomb of the ancient Thebes in ancient Greece.

At different times, the fashion of hats is also changing.

From the end of nineteenth Century to the beginning of twentieth Century, the domed hat was popular in Britain and America, and became a typical symbol of English gentlemen.

At that time, the British gentleman was dressed up in a civilized stick, wearing a top hat and matching a dark suit.

In the first half of the twentieth Century, soft fur hat became the main element of men's accessories. In 1920s, Al Capon, a gangster godfather, was famous for his love for soft fur hat.

US President Franklin I's soft hat has become a symbolic symbol with his glasses and pipes.

The jazz hat, which was popular in 1960s, has a narrow margin. When it is worn, its back eaves often turn up, and is popular with jazz lovers and musicians. After World War II, it became a standard accessory for gentlemen to match suits, and replaced other men's caps as the mainstream of fashion.

A lot of movie stars create the classic screen image, which is also indispensable to the "modeling" of the hat.

Clark Gabe's "gentlemanly style" made up of the combination of the wide shoulder windbreaker and the hat and mustache became the model of men's wear in the "Night Romance". Chaplin's top hat in the early American movies also became an indispensable element in his comic image; James Bond played the jazz hat in Sean Connor's 007 series of gold finger in 1964, and Darcy, who played Darcy in Pride and prejudice, was also regarded as a classic in Vitoria.

Modern version of classical hat

Since 1960s, men's hats are no longer popular, and men's hat industry has declined rapidly.

Roger, former chairman of the American hat industry association, pointed out that after World War II, men no longer wanted to wear helmets similar to helmets. Moreover, as the pace of life accelerated, it was more convenient not to wear a hat.

But fifty years later, many fashion designers have been pushing the trend of classic gentry and retro style. They are trying to create a fine and elegant modern version of gentleman by using this classic accessory.

Giorgio Armani, Prada and other fashion brands have coincidentally dressed their fashion models with eaves hats. Dior, Jao and Yamamoto Teruji, Watanabe Junya and other brands have followed suit.

The designers of the major brands also take the bowler hat as the design element, and create a retro style of Yap by using simple and fluent lines and slightly grotesque and exaggerated style.

As for the popularity of men's hats, Alexander Sartori, creative director of Zegna, said this is a complex modern and Classicism connection.

Jay Bell, a vice president of New York Barnes boutique, said Barnes's sales performance has been excellent in recent years, such as the straw hat and soft fur hat of designer brand Blocked.

In the fashion world, hat is a very easy product to attract attention, and it can also highlight personal style easily.

Many popular stars, such as Brand Pitt, Justinn Timberlake, Neo and Johnny Depp, have been carrying soft fur helmets. This will not only add some gentlemanly qualities, but also make them look more mature.

Gordon Richardson, the design director of Topman, said that the soft fur hat now accounts for 30% of the total hats, and it will still maintain a good momentum, and the most popular one is the short broadside soft fur hat.

The challenge of hat etiquette

The demonstration of fashion models and stars has brought about a hat style among young people, and many young people draw inspiration from the fashion trend, becoming a "enthusiast" to wear a hat.

Though the return of the hat is regarded as a tribute to the old times, the habit of not wearing a hat has been forgotten for decades.

The revival of the hat has made men feel overwhelmed by the new age of no hat etiquette.

But not sticking to the rules is the creed of the fashion industry and young people. All kinds of traditional hat breaking methods have also come into being.

Wu Yimin, a 21 year old American jazz lover, likes jazz caps. "I think many American jazz players wear hats that are very exquisite, whether they are fabrics or workmanship, which I have always envied."

He said.

Not long ago, he bought a expensive jazz hat for his friend. "It's nice to wear this hat to sing jazz, but I know little about the culture or etiquette behind it."

Hector Ramirez, a student at Brown University, often sits in a university classroom with a soft hat.

He knew from old movies that men should take off their hats when they enter the house.

But he said, "hat is part of my overall image. I don't need to pick it up as soon as I enter the room."

Recently, in a church, an usher showed him to take off his hat.

How to express etiquette when wearing a hat? There are different answers to this question in everyone's mind.