What is a fascinator?
The fascinator is a head that is designed to be attached to the hair instead of the hat. Traditionally, fascinators are worn only by women and are usually paired with formal wear, although one could wear a fascinator on less formal occasions. These voice differ greatly in size, shape and style, from modest versions to decadent creations with feathers, silk and tulle. Feather and ribbons are common, along with silk flowers, but it is also possible to see in addition to them, various fabrics and beads. In some cases, the fascinator even in a series of hatred, looked more like a small hat and less like a hairpiece. Fascinators were particularly popular at the beginning of the 20th century, and for some examples of classic fascinators, flaps hairstyles are often an excellent source. Fascinators can be used to alert unique or complex hairstyles, complement fine formal wear and wear an informal look. In modern times, women have fewer causes that are doing fascinator: they tend to appear on SVATebách and formal horse races more than anywhere else.
The variety of fascinators allows them to use them in different ways. For example, the subdued fascinators can be worn into the church and some have partial veils for women who like to wear modest veils, while in sadness. Radical and festive fascinators can draw attention to someone's head at a party, with end feathers, beads and other ornaments and fascinators made of fresh flowers can overcome the heads of the wedding reception. In formal events where fascinators are common, such as Ascot races in England, female fascinators can compete for attention, with extremely decorated styles are quite common.
One of the advantages for the fascinator, unlike the hat, is that the fascinator can be cheap, quickly and quickly created, even if it is also possible to buy a fascinator. Some craftsmen enjoy making their own fascinatorsTo go with different clothing, and creating a fascinator can be an entertaining project. The produced fascinators differ in style and quality, from extremely expensive versions reinforced by precious stones to much less expensive and modest styles.