The Fedora Hat is a well-known 1950s hat style, constructed of soft felt and distinguishable by its centre head crease, pinched front, and snapped brim. Want to know about styling them? Read this out!
What is a Fedora Hat?
A fedora is a hat with a soft brim, and an indented crown, and is often “pinched” on both sides towards the front and lengthwise down the crown. The arrangement of pinches can differ, and the brim of a fedora is typically about 6.4 cm broad, although it can be wider. Fedoras can also be creased with teardrop crowns, diamond crowns, centre dents, and other creases.
Fedoras can be fashioned of straw, cotton, cotton that has been waxed or oiled, hemp, linen, cashmere, rabbit, or beaver felt, as well as leather.
How to style them with your outfits?
If you want to wear a fedora stylishly, keep to simple, flowy pieces and attempt to incorporate them into any outfit that is a little bit grungy. It’s fashionable and exciting to wear them with leather jackets, ripped jeans, booties, and intriguing and fun coats. You can choose to wear only one colour for an edgy, stylish look, and a fedora is always a surefire way to look great!
