Regency Era Womens hats by Anna Vienna
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Women's hats and bonnets in the Regency era (1810-1820) served important social functions beyond fashion. They indicated a woman's marital status and economic class, with more elaborate hats worn by housekeepers and simpler styles by scullery maids. Common styles included capote and poke bonnets, with narrow brims and soft, fitted crowns. Hats and bonnets came in various colors and designs and their styles evolved over time, making them a key part of women's fashion and a symbol of their social standing during this period.
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- 1. Women’s hats in the regency era (1810-1820)
- 2. Fashion in the period 1810-1820 Women’s fashion in the period 1810-1820 , or regency style fashion adds elegance and lightness. At 1810 the fashion started to change drastically. Hats and bonnets were an integral and very important part of the fashion of that time. They denoted one’s marital state, as well as fashion sense and class and economic status. A housekeeper, for example, would were a more elaborate hat or bonnet than a scullery maid. Hats were also worn as a sign of respect , inside a church.
- 3. Hats vs Bonnets The definitions of these two are: Hat: “ a covering for the head usually having a shaped crown and brim”. Bonnet: “ a cloth or straw hat tied under the chin and worn by women and children”. In reality it is not at all easy to distinguish them because we usually observe a combination of features of both.
- 5. Different types of Bonnets Capotes or scoop-shaped bonnets: were popular in the early regency. The brims were always narrow and made of stiffly reinforced fabric, and merged smoothly into the crowns, which were soft and shaped to fit the head.
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