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Carefully choose a hat

First of all, you need to determine the shape of the hat. If you have curly hair and soft facial features, hats of clear geometric shapes, you probably will not fit. Ideally on you "sit down" soft and rounded hats, berets and panama. Pointed, sharp facial features, on the contrary, require clarity and geometric shapes. It should be remembered that the headpiece should be combined with the figure. Small hats will suit people of small stature, because in massive they look comical, tall people will look great in large, high headdresses, but miniature and narrow hats on them are simply "lost". Slender little women should not choose hats whose width exceeds the width of their shoulders, but large ladies can afford wide-brimmed, voluminous headgear. Pick a hat to match the colors of your wardrobe or at least the thing with which you are going to wear it. The hat should be combined not only with clothes, but also with accessories. The headdress can match the color with the dress or coat, or can contrast, but in the latter case it is better to support it with other contrast accents in the image, even if it is the color of the lipstick. The hat should look harmonious with your hair. If you have short straight hair, choose sports models of hats, bowlers or even hats-earflaps. The owners of curly short hair suit panama, caps and berets. Long hair will look good together with wide-brimmed or cocktail hats and knitted berets.

What can your hat talk about?

It is believed that the choice of headgear can"Give out" your character. So, self-confident women prefer hat-pills, straw hats with bright decorative details are chosen by restless living natures. Hat hats are usually bought by either conservative ladies or lovers of the fashionable avant-garde, and romantic hats-caps in the style of the thirties are chosen by women with mild character. Do not forget about practical considerations. The hat should clasp the head rather tightly, not slipping when it is tilted. Pay attention to the width of the crown: regardless of the shape of the hat, it should not exceed the width of the face. The top of the crown should be pressed against your crown, this indicates that the hat fits you in size. Note that the headpiece should not press or squeeze the head in the temples, most often this indicates that the hat is not enough for you.