A Short Report

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Hats Galore
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• A Short Report
• By Kesia Kvill

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Introduction to Hats Galore

• This Short Report- Hats Galore is a power point
  about you guessed it hats!
• I have chosen various hats that I found
  interesting.
• I hope that you enjoy Hats Galore!

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Cloche

• The cloche hat, which was popular in the 1920s,
  covered the whole head and ears quite tightly,
  making it nearly impossible to wear your hair
  long.Today there are several hats that are
  similar to the cloche.

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Straw Boater

• Worn originally by men for river boating and at
  the waters edge, it was later adapted by young
  women from anything to casual wear to church
  wear.Straw Boaters are not in style currently.

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Riding Bowler

• Riding Bowlers have a ring on the rim to attach a
  cord to a coat or some other article of clothing,
  so the hat would refrain from falling off when in
  full gallop.Some riders may use these hats today.

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Ball Cap

• First worn by the New York Knickerbockers, ball
  caps were originally made out of straw. They are
  now made of fabric and there is a cap to suit
  almost every one.

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Collapsible Opera

• This hat was made up of a collapsible steel frame
  with black silk stretched over it. This was so
  the wearer could fold it and set it under his
  seat at the theatre or the opera.The Collapsible
  Opera is worn rarely at the present.

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The Steeple

• Also Know as the hennin or steeple headdresses
  were very popular in France. The most spectacular
  of them all was the butterfly, which was
  created by using a wire structure which held up a
  veil in the shape of butterflys wings.

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Newsboy Cap

• Newsboy caps was a soft fabric cap worn by boys,
  men and Newsboys in the earlier part of the last
  century. The were adapted for women's wear in the
  1980s. These are currently in style for both men
  and women of all ages.

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Poke Bonnet

• Poke Bonnets were hood-shaped hats tied
  underneath the chin, they had very small crowns
  at the back an extremely large brims in the front
  for shade. Fashionable at the beginning of the
  19th century, they were worn by women and
  children of all ages. The size of the brim
  increased until, the 1830s, when you could only
  see the wearer's face if you stood right in front
  of them.

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Conclusion

• I am glad that you took some time to look at my
  short report Hats Galore.
• I hope that you found my report to be
  interesting, enjoyable and informative.
• Thank you very much!
• Kesia
  
  

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Bibliography

• Eyewitness Books COSTUME Rowland-Warne, L.
• 1993 Crabtree Publishing Company 19th Century
  Clothing Kalman, Bobbie
• http//www.villagehatshop.com/glossary_n.html
• http//ezinearticles.com/?A-History-of-Baseball-Ca
  psid21692
• http//www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId9060573