Contrary to popular belief, there is a right and a wrong way to wearing a hat. The style of your hair, accessories that will be paired with the look and the placement of fancy womens hats must all be considered when preparing your attire.
For some, a hat is simply a way to cover unwashed hair, matted bangs, or a tired expression from a late night at the office. To the experienced, trained staff at HATagories, this important accessory can be the key feature and focal point of an entire outfit. Our expert representatives work closely with each client to select gorgeous hats and Ophelie headbands, or guide them through the process of perfecting an original, customized creation.
When performing a personalized fitting, we look at how the hat is situated on your head. Certain styles often look best when placed straight, while others benefit from a slight tilt to one side. By closely examining the length and width of your facial features, we can accurately determine how to style your hat properly.
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How you wear a hat is dependent upon the style you have chosen to complement your look. Sweet newsboy caps and berets from Ophelie hats often look best when an individual's hair is down, covering their ears. Shorthaired women can create soft waves from the fringe of their hair that gently curls onto the cheek.
Fancy womens hats with large brims should act as the centerpiece of your ensemble. Rather than leaving your hair down, pull it back into a smooth chignon or ponytail, which hangs low on your neck. This will also keep you cool during a hot day at the Kentucky Derby, or while mingling with guests at an afternoon garden party.
Hats aren't the only accessory that can add posh and pizzazz to your wardrobe. For a contemporary twist, try out the sexy and chic Ophelie headbands from HATagories.
Far from ordinary, these modern choices are crafted from soft silk, organza, and tulle. Complementary to their counterpart, Ophelie hats, they offer an interesting alternative for formal events, religious services, or other outings.
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