What is the trilby hat?
The hat (plural trilbies) is a soft felt hat that women popularized. The hat is named after the main character of the Gothic novel George du Maurier trilby . In the 1895 game based on the novel, the hat became synonymous with the character after the actress playing the role of trilby O'Ferral wore one.
Today, the hat is still fashionable and especially popular as men wear, but women still enjoy them. Inspector Peter Sellers Clouseau sports in most films Pink Panther hat. Currently, you can see pop artists like Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears or Jason Mraz on yourself this interesting hat. The hat trilby is flexible and early styles were made of rabbit hair. The wave felt replaced by rabbit hair and now you can find trilbies in straw, canvas, or a traditional wave or a tweed wool.
hat is often compared to Fedora becauseThe crowns of both hats are thus similar. What distinguishes the hat of trilby is its edge. The drive is much shorter than the Fedora and many people wear a hat with the back of the edge folded up, even if it can be worn by the rear edge. The flexibility of the trilby hat can lead to several different ways of carrying the hat, and the durability of the fabric tends to mean that this hat is easily transformed if it is bent.
Hats trilby have been in style for men and women since 1895. For women, trilby hat can have a decoration on the edge, but usually not excessive decoration. Around the hat was common small feathers or ribbon around the hat. Men's hats tend to come in neutral colors, with the most common tan, black and gray. Currently, there are many permutations of the hat and almost anything goes in terms of color and fabric. They can be calming and stylish or outrageous and challenging.
A number of modern musical styles have accepted the trilby hat. Ska and jazz musicians are preferredthey were. Skinheads could do sports, but also fans or practicing independent music and emo. Hats can be very classy or fashion statement forward depending on the context in which they are worn and on the textile of the hat.