Tri-State Area - Hats

Yves Saint Laurent wonderfully elegant and classic black wool felt wide brim hat measures 6 inches in height. The interior circumference measures 22 inches, exterior wide brim...

Yves Saint Laurent green cotton twill Fisherman's Hat with topstitched detailing throughout brim. A gallic interpretation where the brim is slightly wider in back as the original st...

This wonderful rare Halston's ivory wool felt hat is accented with a wide 3" silk ribbon. The interior circumference measures 22", exterior circumference measures 42". Height measur...

Christian Dior "Boutique" fully-lined woven beige "Newsboy" cap measures 23" in circumference on the interior. Fully-lined and accented with a 1" ribbon...

Charming 1950's raffia and navy seersucker cap by Kathleen Originals of Miami. Beach wear fashions of the 50's used unusual materials such as seersucker an...

Large and unusual grosgrain summer hat from the 1940's by John Frederics, New York. Hand tied macrame embellishes a horsehair topped cap. A single crystal dangles from the front tip ...

Charming transparent celluloid comb from the 1930's with enamel florals inserted with pave accents. 1930's USA. 5" x 2.75". Excellent condition.

Very cool Pucci style terrycloth Hat made in the 60's Italy. Trapunto top stitching on brim with self belt decoration at base of crown. Gilt baroque patterns on brightly colored cott...

Large hair ornament of dyed fox and iridescent leaf sequins from the 1980's. Strange but interesting contrast of textures. 6" x 3". 1980's USA. Excellent condition.

Unusual and lovely Victorian Cut Steel Barette from the late 19th Century. Length 2.50". Width .75". 1880's France. Excellent condition.

Commes des Garcon black woll fedora measures 22 1/2" interior, exterior rim measures 33", size large.

This detailed gilded gold tone hardware hat pin can also be used as a brooch. Made of gilded gold tone hardware, and accented with a single detailed "Button" in fron...

This wonderfully elegant silk chiffon with metallic gold threads "Gold Coins" evening pull-over hood can be worn as a elegant scarf during cocktails, then before getting into your ca...

Wonderful and unusual Victorian Czech Glass Hair Ornament set in deep brass settings. Vibrant cut rainbow glass stones with central cluster trembler. 18...

"Ziggy" de Zigou, "club kid" heavy suede cap. Oversized "paperboy" style, exaggerated to the maximum. Massive circular brim and pieced, almost sperical body a...

Poiret directoire style raffia cap with Martine style floral wreath embroideries. Although perceived of as a night bonnet, these were usually worn with late afternoon empire styled dresses...

This Very rare Vintage Halston Mongolian lamb in coco-brown is so fun to wear and at the same time will keep you warm during those cold months ahe...

Jacques Heim Haute Couture exaggerated bowl hat shaped as a Chinese Farmers hat in red, black and gold lame broche. 1950's France. Excellent exterior condition. Breaks in buckram i...

Fun straw hat decorated with silly floral blooms of pale raffia loops which almost look like tufts of hair. 22.5" interior. height 3.5, brim 2.5" with 4...

Mr. John felted hat is in a warm-golden brown hue. The body is crafted in Italy. There's a ribbon and embroidered "arrow" detailing bordered with metallic gold threading. The circumf...

Rare and historical fashion artifact from the house of Paul Poiret and the personal wardrobe of Denise Boulet Poiret. Paul Poiret is known as one of the innovators of 20th Century Haute Couture in Paris. Poiret established his own house in 1903, and made his name with the controversial kimono coat.He designed flamboyant window displays and threw legendary parties to draw attention to his work; his instinct for marketing and branding was unmatched by any previous designer. Poiret's house expanded to encompass furniture, decor, and fragrance in addition to clothing. In 1911, he established the company Parfums de Rosine, named for his eldest daughter. Poiret's name was never linked to the company, but it was effectively the first fragrance ever launched by a designer. Denise Poiret was mother, model and muse to the fantastical larger than life figure who revolutionized Parisian fashion in the early parts of the 20th Century. This hat was part of Denise Poirets personal wardrobe and is an example of Poirets chic and restrained day wear. Denise Poiret became known for wearing these simple turban-like hats and head treatments throughout social Paris which brought increased notariety to her husband's work. Madeleine Panizon was initally employed as a designer for Martine (Poiret's decorative Art Branch) and ultimately became the milliner for the house of Poiret...