Today, in the fashion arena, you can observe hundreds of different directions. Art Nouveau, or as it is often called "art nouveau" is considered one of the most popular trends for creating a fashionable bow . Smooth lines and curves, unusual patterns of plant themes give the image charm and femininity. Especially interesting are saturated floral motifs on a black background.
Art Nouveau hats - what are they?
The headgear of this style is breathtaking. What kind of hats and caps modernism was not? Hemispherical, trapezoidal, rectangular and oval forms prevailed. Particular attention deserves products of complex, sometimes pretentious forms.
Fashion of the XX century on hats very often changed, designers experimented, the mass and volume varied. So, for example, in the 1920s the modernist hats of grandiose size were popular. In the 40's, miniature variations were extremely common, which barely covered part of the forehead. After that, the fashion again returned to wide-brimmed and voluminous headgear.
A vivid imprint on the "decoration" of the head left a militarized style. Actual berets were modern, sailors' hats, caps. Scandalous women preferred fancy options in the form of hats-pompoms, bows, hoods. A special place in the list of headdresses of those times is occupied by veils and modern shawls of the most different textures, styles and sizes.
Why did the shape of the headgear change?
The modern times were a period of experimentation. The silhouette of the costume often changed drastically. As a result, the form, color, volume of headdresses changed with lightning speed. Their development in space was inversely proportional to the volume of clothing. For example, if the shoulder girdle was as close to the natural size as possible, then the hat was pompous and intricate. Over time, boring pretentious and voluminous specimens, after that the product grew horizontally. Having reached the maximum horizontality, the dress grows vertically - kaskoobraznye small items appeared, decorated with feathers, ribbons.
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