Mad Hatter
Pink and punky at Michael Kors (it even covers the ears!)
So recently I put up a post about hijabis in hats, so now every time I see a hat go down the catwalk it catches my eye. Not that that’s a difficult thing to do when you have sky high, fluffy and neon creations in front of you! Modest they are not, but they are fun and fantastic. Just don’t expect me to wear one any time soon!
Futuristic at Narciso Rodriguez
Future Fantastic
Designer Narciso Rodriguez has certainly taken hats to a whole new level, with these tiny little peepholes you really can’t afford to put your hat on backwards!
But if it’s a bold (or crazy) statement you want to make then you can be sure to stand out.
Less is sometimes more
These are some of the wilder hats I’ve noticed, but if you want to see something a little less Alice in wonderland and a little more chic then read on to discover what this seasons catwalks have to offer.
Thakoon does fur hats
A less neon version of the Michael Kors fluffy hat. Thakoon has gone for Russian style elegance in a wintery grey.
Sleek and Simple
Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs (below) have taken a vintage silhouette and revamped it. The smooth lines and seamless appearance of the wide brimmed Ralph Lauren hat gives an understated sleek style
Marc Jacobs hat taken a bucket hat style and made it cute and quirky, but almost impossible to hijabify. So we’re back to the age old dilemma, hijabis in hats, can we pull it off?
Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren go for a simpler, sleeker look
Best of the bunch hats at Anna Sui
Feathered Friends
My favourite of all the hats, Anna Sui has created great juxtaposition with the glamour of rocks and feathers against the cool casual of the woolly hat. A few less feathers and I might actually wear one, wow, who knew!
