Showing posts with label head fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label head fashion. Show all posts

Thursday, May 19, 2011

chinese headdress

This antique Chinese eight immortals child crown headdress hat dates from the 1920s. It is all hand stitched, made of colorful silk fabrics, with raised padded satin stitch embroidery work. There is a cut out scalloped tiara crown front panel, with an appliqued butterfly, beading and eight immortal figures stamped out of a sheet of silver and covered in a gold wash attached onto the front. They represent high, noble character and vast spirit. There is a wind flap draping panel covering the back of the neck for warmth. This unusual unique shaped hand crafted hat has a detailed 3 dimensional cut out decorative design, with colorful silk tassel trim and beading. It is fully lined in a blue cotton fabric inside. http://www.1860-1960.com


victorian headdress

This antique Victorian era brown straw silk bow bonnet fancy hat headdress dates from the 1870s. It is made of a decorative scalloped woven brown straw, with a large wired brown silk ribbon bow trim on the top, with a gold tone metal jewel encrusted clasp in the center and floral brown berry trim accents hidden behind. This sweet fancy hat headdress bonnet has a small wired frame and is created in a crescent oval shape worn across the top of the head in the style of a headband. http://www.1860-1960.com



Tuesday, April 19, 2011

silk bonnet 1840

1840's Black Striped Silk and Pink Quilted Silk Soft Bonnet with Original Attached Red Hair Curls!! http://www.antiquedress.com




Wednesday, November 10, 2010

village hat shop gallery

i found this amazing gallery online!!!..all about hats..23 chapters and 193 images http://gallery.villagehatshop.com/gallery/

THE MODE IN HATS AND HEADDRESS
By R. Turner Wilcox

R. Turner Wilcox's THE MODE IN HATS AND HEADDRESS, published in 1945, is a scholarly masterwork of headwear fashion and history. Understand that Ms. Wilcox is not only responsible for the text, but is also the illustrator of the 193 plates appearing below. If the illustrations are not impressive enough, reading her key words and phrases for these twenty-three chapters give some idea of the depth of her knowledge on this frequently arcane subject.