What's this hat called?? | 25 types of hats for men & women | Justine Leconte

This video is a trip back in time, through hat history and about the people who wore them. It is also a hat lexicon with 25 types of hats. I hope you will enjoy it!
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Justine
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Hats & names mentioned:
Parts of a hat: the crown, the crease, the brim, the band.
Homburg hat (Winston Churchill, Al Pacino in The Godfather)
Trilby hat (Sean Connery in James Bond)
Fedora hat (Indiana Jones)
Bowler hat (Charlie Chaplin)
Pork pie hat (Buster Keaton)
Deerstealker (Sherlock Holmes)
Cowboy hat
Ivy cap (Prince Charles)
Newsboy cap (David Beckham)
Beret ( or French beret)
Bucket hat
Panama hat
Boater hat (The Great Gatsby & friends)
Bumper brim hat (Queen Elizabeth - but usually the brim rolls up a lot more than this)
Pillbox hat (Jackie Kennedy)
Cloche (bell) hat (Jean Crawford)
Mushroom hat (Audrey Hepburn)
Vagabond hat
Floppy hat
Cartwheel hat (here: design by Jean Patou)
Breton hat (casquette bretonne)
Fascinator hat (Kate Middleton, Sarah Jessica Parker)
The magical hat maker: Philip Treacy!
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[@justineleconte]

Which hat is your favorite? :-) And which hats do people wear in YOUR country?...

[@mandirathakur6373]

Justine Leconte officiel i don't know the name of the hats commonly wore in our country sorry

[@dorakalmar4565]

i've always loved the newsboy cap, my grandma even knitted them for me in winter, in really crazy colors :)

[@emmeviene]

I've always been partial to cloches, beanies and fedoras. I used to wear a cloche during winter time and a fisherman's hat when I was in elementary school. The salakot is the traditional hat in my country. It is sometimes worn as part of the national costume. It is worn my some farmers when working on the rice fields.

[@estherherzog7655]

I live in the Northeastern US and often wear a knit hat during winter. They have been very popular on college campuses during the cold months. My mom likes to knit or crochet them for me, so they are also personalized. They can be slouchy or not so slouchy (I prefer a closer fit). I've been thinking about picking up a big floppy sun hat for outdoor summer weddings because I don't want my makeup to be smudged by sunglasses. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@wellwell7429]

Justine Leconte officiel I think trilby hat and floppy hat are popular in Ukraine, and baseball cap, it's more popular than hats. I'm concerned about wind, how to secure a hat from falling because of it?

[@JiaPia3]

Justine, you may never read this, but watching your videos helps me with my depression. Just hearing you say, "Hi everyone, it's Justine" is so comforting. Thank you for all of your interesting and informative videos. I'm so grateful I found you, and you have a fan for life. Again, thank you for being you. I mean it.

[@angelawebb7676]

Jia Pia I agree. I love the way she says that.

[@sineadmchugh4234]

I work in a hat shop in Los Angeles and I am happy to report that we get young people buying their first grown up hat regularly. Watching as they find a hat that makes them feel like they're making a bold and conscious choice as to the kind of adult they want to be seen as, is quite moving. Also, porkpies are pretty popular amongst artsy people of all ages around here. Love the channel, your presentational style, and your perspective on fashion!

[@justineleconte]

+Sinead McHugh that is GREAT news! So hats won't die completely. A first hat is like a first proper purse, it is a big decision indeed... Cute 😊

[@bunkedbed13]

I need a hat

[@CKnerr-up2sg]

Thank you for this video. I wish that people would start wearing hats again (mostly because I'm too self-conscious to be a lone hat wearer).

[@pssurvivor]

Agreed!

[@northshoregirl72]

I hear you. I have such a great hat collection but feel out of place when I wear one out that's not a toque or a baseball cap.

[@TippyPuddles]

Just wear them. My daughter wears fedoras. She has many different materials and colors (for seasons). She looks fabulous in that particular style and people identify it as a signature piece for her. She gets lots of compliments, especially from men.

[@1blisseth]

You are not alone, I wear hat too. I have a summer hat and I just bought a fisher hat for traveling.

[@SusanSlattery]

I wear hats everyday. I don't see many others around me wearing them, but I just think I look a lot better with a hat on. I like tall crowned cloche style hats, which look fairly dramatic.

[@alwaysoutlawed4462]

Justine, would you please do a video on what types of hats works for different face shape? Xx

[@misstickleeast268]

I loved this....bring back hats! My mother was a milliner ....she worked for a wonderful French lady called Simone Mirman. I still have some of the hats she made x

[@justineleconte]

+Tiff Aching I must look up this Simone Mirman!!

[@misstickleeast268]

Justine Leconte officiel en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_Mirman 😘

[@belosneshkaaaa]

i wear hats everyday, the hats will never go away and its never too late to wear them

[@CaenaGrey]

To all the people who are saying, "I wish it was in style so I could wear it." just wear it. News Flash: That's how things become 'in style.' All you need is a little confidence...you'd be surprised how attractive that is all by itself.

[@DaniRaykova]

I love hats and have many. I like to change them according to the occasion. A hat gives an edge.

[@shirleyncesar]

I loved this! I, too, wish we'd go back to wearing hats AND gloves as part of our everyday attire...it's so elegant and we have become such a casual/non-elegant society. 😔

[@angelalopez7704]

I think I could listen to you talk about any subject! I love the way you always say, "Hi everyone, it's Justine" followed by that bright smile! I also like the way you say, "let's go." (instead of, "so yeah, let's get started!" ) You are unique in the world of youtube and that is not a very easy task. My favorite hat is the bumper brim hat.

[@justineleconte]

+Angela Lopez thank you so much 🤗🌷. Very kind of you!

[@bz2unow]

Yes I agree with you Justine - hats should really come back! The vagabond and cartwheel hats are beautiful!

[@SeaweedJStubbs]

I love wearing hats. When I walk the dogs I generally wear a panama hat. In the winter a trilby, if it's very cold it'd be a beanie, though that's not a favourite. For more dressed looks I wear vagabond, floppy or cartwheel hats. I use a lot of vintage hats going back to 1915, though I don't wear the really old ones, as they need a more structured hairdo. I secure my hats with hat pins, vintage bought on ebay. I am on the lookout for a great cloche, but they need to have a good fit, I think to be really flattering. I loved this video, so much fun. thank you. I rarely comment, so thank you fo all the informative videos you make. they are informativ, fun and charming.

[@bootsieragansings]

Another wonderful, charmingly presented video, Justine! Here in New York City, all types of hats are worn, all seasons. My man and I have extensive hat collections, including many styles, vintage and new. He happily wears his vintage Porkpies! Among my favorites are my dark purple wool Fedora, my black wool Cowgirl, my new silvery blue Panama, my black wool Derby, my violet-blue fur Pillbox, my vintage black straw cloche, my huge brimmed black and white striped straw Floppy, and my multi-blue toned knit wool Nepal toque, which has its own side braids. Hats!!

[@reginacaporn]

I have a closh (bell) hat that I wear in winter with my swing coat - love it, and in summer I have a number of cartwheel hats - for summer - which you really need in australia, I love hats I think they make a great statement and always get compliments when I wear them. Thanks for another great video xx

[@jacqueline8559]

Cloche hat.

[@Goddybag4Lee]

The hat worn by Prince Charles was also worn quite a lot by Stephanie Zimbalist who played Laura Holt in Remington Steele! she had lots of hats in that series! Here in cold Scandinavia we are using lots of knitted winter hats that we knit ourselves or if lazy bought! lots of different types of knitted hats here!

[@justineleconte]

+Goddybag4Lee knitting is another skill decreasing around the world...

[@Goddybag4Lee]

Justine Leconte officiel I see an increase here in Sweden and Norway! Here the cool, ladies with middle class lifestyle do it as a way of life trying to escape the Fast Fashion and also showing how much extra time they have on their hands! I'm not middle class, but I do also knit!

[@Goddybag4Lee]

But knitting is not a thing that prevents you from falling into the Fast Fashion trap, lots of yarn-companies are lying their rotten teeth about where their wool is from and the coloring process is equally as bad as HM. And a Norwegian flag does not indicate that the wool is not actually from Australia!

[@justineleconte]

self-making skills are great. I am happy knitting is trending again at your end!

[@Butterflybleu14]

I love hats & have dozens & dozens of them. Formal, casual, beach, flat caps, bucket style, cowboy, cloche, fascinators.... I wear them all!! Sometimes I get strange looks from people but it's just because people are not used to seeing someone wearing a hat in general day-to-day use. My favourite is the cloche hat - I love it! Fabulous video Justine - as always!

[@Marianne_a_la_maison]

I love wearing hats. These are definitely needed in the cold winters in Canada (and sun hats for hot days of summer - albeit a shorter season). Thank you for this compilation of hats xo

[@evemcwilliams9773]

I have always loved hats, ever since childhood when I would go with my mother to the millinery department of the big stores and she would spend (what seemed) hours trying on hats. But Justine, you have omitted the famous hat from the Australian outback: the Akubra. Obviously you need to come to Australia!

[@justineleconte]

+Eve McWilliams I don't know that one, I must have a look into it indeed 😊

[@gairunnalls8923]

Just a note. Akubra is a brand not a style of hat. 😉

[@donnahanderson9181]

I think an Akubra is actually a fedora…?

[@anahewett9338]

I love hats and don't miss an opportunity to wear them! They totally elevate an outfit! You look cute with your hat Justine💗👍. As always, thanks for another great video!

[@erdbeernebel]

this is pure asmr, omg. - also, a very informative video! thank you justine. :)

[@justineleconte]

+erdbeernebel hahaha thanks - I guess 😅😁

[@erdbeernebel]

it was definitely meant as a compliment :D!

[@justineleconte]

THANKS!!! :-D

[@northshoregirl72]

I concur. I could listen to Justine all day...and night😴

[@croitoriafaraformule]

Wow, this video made me feel nostalgic! I had a Beret part of my school uniform and I still have it today in a drawer... In Bucharest younger people often wear knitted berets in winter.They look chic and keep reasonably warm too. Old ladies wear Russian type fur hats And in summer time I wear a Cartwheel, although people stare, I don't care, it keeps the sun away from my skin... Very nice video!

[@Maddolelady]

I was fortunate enough to inherit my grandfathers hat collection which consisted of mostly trilby (also called a Bear Bryant hat in Alabama, USA after the famed football coach) along with several fedoras and panama (which he wore to work in his garden). I have them displayed on a long pegged style hatrack. Nostalgia galore. Since there are no longer milliners around I cannot wear a ladies hat as one size does not fit all. Thank you for teaching me the correct name, trilby. I do so love your channel. Such great information.

[@justineleconte]

+Claire Grant nostalgia galore 😊. I bet...

[@carolinesa91]

I love hats, I wish this trend would come back!

[@leahfrishling7088]

Hi Justin. I loooove hats and have them in different colors, shapes and styles. Some hats are for winter , others for summer and the rest is for everything in between. I wear them practically every day and get compliments very often. They complete every outfit in an elegant and sophisticated way.

[@SuperBookdragon]

I am a Peace Corps volunteer in Namibia. Everyone wears hats to protect themselves from the very strong sun. It has been fun becoming a person who wears hats everyday.

[@Orangebicycle7887]

I’m from Australia and I design and produce hats. Therefore my favorite hats are from my own label Orange bicycle designs. The hats I design are retro inspired from the 1950’s- 1980’s and include XL brim hats, floppy brim hats, bucket hats and cadet caps. I’m not a fan of the Australian Akubra hat which is very masculine and reminds me of cowboys, or drovers as we call them here. Thanks your fabulous content Justine. It’s always a pleasure tuning in.

[@virginiav.1172]

Enjoyed this vid so much. I am a long-time admirer of Phillip Treacy as well. I have bought hats in the past, but when it came down to it, I rarely wore them, except for the occasional beret in the winter. Living in California, hats felt way too formal for my casual lifestyle. I enjoyed re-learning the names of all the classic hat styles. Thank you, Justine!

[@leonarthomsen325]

Hi Justine, Great video. The part that I enjoyed most was how you get into the historical and pop culture references for each hat style.

[@Anne-ux3ex]

Perfectly timed Justine! I am purchasing three hats this summer - for a garden party, a wedding and to protect my head during golf. I learn so much from you with every video. Merci beaucoup!

[@athenasweetpea7438]

Thank you. You are so well spoken and the way you explain fashion is so wonderful that I feel like a fashion expert after watching. Thank you for making fashion easy and fun!

[@justineleconte]

+Athena Vegan hahaha thank you 😘😊

[@deidrebingham3856]

I love hats, still wear them but mostly in winter. Thank you for this, it’s a happy subject.

[@joannathesinger770]

I agree...it's time for another video, Justine! With the vintage style/clothing movement growing, there is a revived interest in hats. I have a growing collection!!!

[@carolinadiazscott1149]

Yes!! We need a video on how to wear it and style it. I own a few but I need confidence to wear them 🙏

[@jacqtinga9588]

Hello Justine, I follow your video's with a lot of pleasure. keep it up. I would be interested in how to incorporate a hat in my daily outfit and how to choose the richt one for your type (and maybe face shape?)

[@sheilaowens1513]

Always a pleasure to hear your fashion information. I would so enjoy a glass of wine, etc. and a chat with you. You are so very personable.

[@llr3353]

Very interesting! I love wearing hats...

[@julijakeit]

Love love love hats! Justine, thank you so much for the very informative and fun video. I own autumn/spring cloche and 3 summer 'mushrooms'. Hats protect not only they eyes but also all face, neck and even shoulders, depending on the brim. And they are much cheaper than sun glasses.

[@justineleconte]

... and much more "personal", since everyone wear sunglasses here, but barely anyone wears a hat... Good for you! Be proud!

[@fondcello]

Fedora hat! My favorite of all! Justine

[@nisot8401]

i'm not interested in hats but i really like watching people talking about things that they are passionate about. that was the reason why i subscribed to this channel actually but now i'm kind of interested in fashion.

[@justineleconte]

ah. I'm glad!! Thanks :-D

[@anonymouse5910]

it looks like we all agree Justine...we love and appreciate you!

[@bethsellers1796]

As a lady from Texas i have a number of cowboy hats. Straw for Memorial Day - Labor Day (summer) and felt for cool weather. Like any lady's hat, they can be quite adorned or quite plain. Of course I have a set for working outdoors and a set for social occasions. Beyond that, i have a collection for going to church or the horse races (of course!)

[@crissolmontiel]

You are an encyclopedia of fashion, very interesting topic always on your channel. Thank you

[@justineleconte]

+Crissol 😘😊

[@Feroza2575]

very informative video today I was thinking about her so happy to receive notification

[@del7920]

You’re such a sweetheart!!!!! I think now I’ll become nostalgic about hats too

[@kaleidoscopeallie]

LOVE hats! I truly would love to see them make a comeback. My favorite hats are from the 20's to 40's. Unfortunately in the states most people stick to ballcaps, beanies and cowboy hats. Sigh. I have a chocolate brown fedora and a wide brimmed black straw hat on the stiff side of the floppy scale. ;) Thanks for this video!

[@mosaicgirl4002]

A FAB video! So much fun... most engaging.i do love hats & am never without my straw hat in our hot Australian summers! ( ... perhaps a slim mushroom in shape!) Thank you for your work.

[@TippyPuddles]

When you showed the pork pie hat brought back thoughts of holidays. On the Fourth of July you'll see them in white with red, white, and blue stripped bands. Similar designs for the New Year, more like a fun hat to be worn at a party. United States, of course.

[@LilybelleAnnabelle]

Great video. Such a trip through time. Thank you.

[@justineleconte]

thanks!

[@margokerby1533]

I loved your video, Justine, as I do all of your videos. Very informative, creative, and a pleasure to watch. As for the hats, I live in Southern California, where very few people wear hats, but I wear hats most of the time to protect my skin and eyes from the sun, and also because I love the look. I also wear capes during the winter months because I think they are chic and I don't mind being different from the crowd. I hope you become very famous and successful because you are a hard working woman. All the best to you, Justine!

[@patriciabaus2623]

Hi Justine. "Panama" hats are actually Ecuadorian, as am I 😊, and the art of weaving them was included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Love your channel! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_hat

[@Nomad-376]

just purchased a panama ultra fino from Ecuador , can't wait to receive

[@AgnesMare]

The beret is my favourite! I wear it during winter, spring and autumn mostly. In summer it's too hot ;) I have them in almost every colour of the rainbow now, haha. My mother used to dress me in them when I was a child and I just stuck with it. Here in Sweden it's a bit of an old lady's hat, but some younger women wear them too. I'd like to wear hats more often! My grandmother, who was a very chic woman, had loads and I wish i colud wear them, but sadly my head is too big for most of them. I think most of them are from the sixties, so there are lots of fun designs. :)

[@justineleconte]

same here: my head doesn't fit in ANY of my grandmother's or great-grandmother's hats... :-(

[@adrianafoster9176]

I can not thank you enough....I needed to look for hats since I lost my hair and did not know where to start. THANKS..!!!!!

[@chibiloki]

What a fun topic! Hats are definitely one of my favorite accessories, and something that I want to wear more often. At the moment, I have several newsboy hats, a cloche, a cartwheel hat, and a few vintage hats that were my grandmother’s.

[@deltaflute03]

Hi Justine! love the video. hats aren't really my thing. maybe I'll wear one when hiking. I prefer a nice scarf if I'm going to wear anything on my head or a mantilla for church. loved your scarf video too.

[@jere5555]

Wear hats all the time. Love them and get plenty of compliments. My mother always wore hats, she was tall and carried them well. I’m very short..but don’t care anymore so hats on! 😀

[@mariappalala]

This video was fascinating and fun!

[@oliviapetrinidimonforte6640]

Bravo Justine!

[@llkoolbean4935]

Great video. I learned so much. I love the working class hats for both men and women but my favorite is the panama hat because its the hat that inspires nostalgia in me. My family is from the carribean and my grandfather used to wear one outside in the sun. I've worn them too and they are great for hot weather.

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

Hi Justine, loved the hat video! Here in Australia we are encouraged to wear hats pretty much all the time as the sun is so very strong. For the past five years we have embraced the trilby, a version of the cowboy for both men and women and the Panama. I wear a straw cowboy version on the beach and a upward brimmed hat if I go to wedding party or an outdoor 'do' at my Grandchildren's school, or garden party and week end markets. Sometimes I pop a hibiscus in the side. I definitely wear a b/ball cap when sailing! Not that I like it but it's practical. Having said all that, I'm really not sure which one suits me best and I'm still hanging on to a navy beret because I look really good in it!!! Sadly, the Michael Crawford character of Frank Spencer has put paid to me wearing it!!!!!! I so love my beret....and I love your videos!Thank you so much for the time spent on them, having been a make up artist (now retired) in film and tv for 40 years, I know only too well just how much effort goes into each one you produce!!! I really love watching them...ALL!!! p.s. Take time to smell the roses, beautiful girl.x

[@satinpatriot]

This is fascinating! Excellent video. 😀

[@arguchik]

I have a porkpie hat! It's a wool felt hat in a lovely gray color, with a black ribbon and a bright turquoise feather. I purchased it at Bernie Utz Hats in downtown Seattle. :)

[@suem8594]

Thank you. I like hats too and wish they were more in style. . I inherited hats from my grandmother. They are from 1950s. Small hat though not pillbox with small matching color veils. Do not know what the style is called.

[@codycarter5627]

Who cares if they are in style or not? Wear what you want!

[@MsJerrySparkle]

Sue M fascinator

[@joannathesinger770]

No, not fascinator. The are a kind of skullcap, and fit on the crown of the head. I've bought several of them off Ebay.

[@katherinemorelle7115]

JoAnna The Singer they’re called half-hats, I believe. I have a few of them. Some are worn to the front of the head (usually tilted to the side a bit), with a face veil. Some are worn on the back of the head (between the victory rolls at the front, and the Gibson tuck at the back). They’re usually an oval shape that is curved to fit the shape of the head. Are those the ones you’re referring to? Also, the smaller hats (sometimes miniatures of other styles of hat) often worn tilted on the head are called toy hats. The Closet Historian has a video about vintage hats that might help (and is very interesting even if it doesn’t)

[@nephthyswolfe7835]

I wear hats all year round and loved this video. I just changed my summer hats out with the winter ones. I live in the Pacific Northwest where hats are not necessarily worn for style but for rain protection, or skiing.

[@abracadavra]

Justine, I am completely in love with your channel and you. Very interesting, informative and fun. My favorite hat of all time is the top hat. I am a sucker for Victorian era, the elegance and mannerism.

[@Patti-1962]

Thank you so much for this video! I have a rather large collection of hats because I severely broke my wrist a few years ago. It is impossible to blow dry or style you own hair using one hand. I went to my hairdresser twice a week for a wash/style. But, I wore hats several days a week. I received many compliments, especially at Church. Most women would say,"I wish we all wore hats like they used to"!

[@twominutetips]

Excellent video and soooooo pleased to see a discussion about hats. Was sorry to see the "picture hat" (wide brim with the front turned down and usually an adornment around the ribbon) missing. I still maintain that a well chosen hat completes ANY outfit. Thank you for this Justine. Really enjoyed.

[@28Nina28]

Hey Justine I didn't know I needed a video about hats but It made my day thanks

[@justineleconte]

+braakballen hahaha perfect, then!! 😅😊

[@thehorseinwordandpicture]

The Pillbox hat had been worn before Jackie's time. In the first half of the twentieth century ladies of the Egyptian Royal family wore pillbox hats occasionally covered with a chiffon cloth to mimic a veil. I'd be happy to share photos and videos. Many thanks for your educational videos. Keep going!

[@NataliaBiasi]

Very interesting! I love your channel.

[@liwall2654]

I second Violet Rose's comment about the Australian Akubra, somewhere between a Floppy and a Cowboy hat. Also true to say that hats are becoming more common in Australia where some schools don't allow kids outside during school hours unless they're wearing a hat (because of the high UV levels). Most common hat for kids is the cotton Bucket hat, often with a slightly wider and stiffer brim, because it stays on when kids are running around in the playground. But for me, I'm inspired and going out to buy a Cloche I saw recently

[@leahfrishling7088]

I live in Adelaide and see hats much more often now

[@anahita4111]

I loved this! So informative with calming effects haha! I have seen Ivy cap and Newsboy cap in Canada a lot. Not much of others.

[@lizklebba565]

In the southern U.S. where I live, the stores are full of "church hats"... They cover a variety of styles, but are usually brightly colored, or white, and often quite extravagant! You see lots of women shopping for them each year as Easter approaches.

[@TippyPuddles]

I'm in the North East and I find it interesting that you call them "church hats". The type of hat you are referring to are often seen worn by fashionista's, the ladies that go all out when dressing.

[@janethagy8871]

In the US, it's the baseball cap which is worn with the brim facing front, side or back mostly depending on your age. Women also wear them a lot especially when wearing workout clothing (even if they're not working out). It looks quite stylish when they have their ponytail pulled through the opening in the back. Also the knitted cap which is worn by men and women. They wear them any time of year, even in summer! The top usually flops down in the back. It is associated with a bohemian, nature-loving type of individual.

[@lauravalancy2521]

SECONDED 😂😂😂

[@alejandrarivera1265]

Hi Justine!! I can't believe that I didn't see this video before!! I really love hats, I have a collection for some speak... my favourite is a burgundy cloche and I just learn the proper name. Thanks

[@sumowrestler2687]

I absolutely love wearing hats! It is a pity that no one really wears them anymore.

[@alclosebr]

Greaat subject. Well done. Thank you Justine!

[@karoncrickmore2093]

What an interesting topic! Thank you for all your research/work on this topic. 🕵️‍♀️🎩👒

[@zenithstar4128]

Love hats !!! Your vlog is so educational. 👏🏼👏🏼👍👍

[@ranitaa.8806]

Absolutely fabulous! I actually have most of these hats and wear one every Sunday to church. My favorite.....a Kentucky Derby hat.

[@justineleconte]

are you actually from Kentucky? The yearly Kentucky derby is huge there, right?

[@ranitaa.8806]

Sadly no, not from Kentucky myself. Yes, it is a huge event. I am actually from Michigan.....the mitten state.

[@lacedhexes]

awesome video as always!!!

[@KatZolitaMason]

I wear hats quite often and I wish more people did. It was so elegant back in my grandmas day- Love your videos ☺️

[@1mandaau]

I love hats!! I wear them all the time..especially in the colder months. ♥️

[@swederosa]

Merci Justine! I learn so much from you and appreciate how you explain fashion in a simple and approachable manner ♡

[@justineleconte]

it's a pleasure :-)

[@nirmitipimpalkhare6388]

again it's so informative 😍😍😍 thanks a lot 😃 Justine Leconte

[@coffeelover2380]

Thanks for the info ,nice to know each name of these hats ..

[@lindaolmos2547]

I love hats! I usually wear wide brim hats to keep the sun off.

[@hellagreen2734]

My favourite video so far! I'm learning so much from you. Love it.

[@justineleconte]

+Hella Green thank you 😊

[@LilDivette]

Loved this video--I wear hats and have many of the ones you mentioned! 👒👍

[@samaramorgane]

I own a bowler hat and wear it during the summer when I can!I love bowler hats!

[@fsj2872]

Bonjour 💗 I love your videos! Very informative and interesting, I love hats especially when I have a bad hair day and don't have time to style my hair and to protect my head and face from the sun ☀️ I wear hats on a daily basis even though it's not really trendy in where I live. Merci beaucoup and have a great weekend ☘️💐

[@justineleconte]

+FS J you too 🤗

[@secretshaman189]

I'm an American, but I love the Australian bush hat, with the side that goes up! So adventurous looking!

[@MewWolf5]

I want to start wearing hats more this year. I bought a beret in France 7 years ago and still have never worn it, and I have other hats I haven't worn in a long time.

[@trishwilson7517]

Justine, I am so pleased you made this video. Hats are by far, my most beloved accessory and although I own (I think) 50-ish, you taught me a number of things I didn't know. My husband also is a hat wearer, so between the two of us, our hats practically need their own room. As I move towards a more capsule type wardrobe, I know my hats will not follow suit. Sadly, other than toques and ball caps, hats are not widely worn in Canada- we're like a small club who greet each other and compliment one another's choice in head wear. I would say a trilby (you just taught me that distinction) is my most worn, but not necessarily my most favourite :)

[@elia.0713]

I looove hats! :-) and am building my collections slowly but steadily. A hat can make every look so much better. Currently really into newsboy hats!

[@justineleconte]

+elia .07 I love your profile picture. French reference, from one of my favorite books 😊

[@UrbanAves]

some of my favorite hats are the fascinators of the 1800s, trout hats to wear fishing, and baseball caps on a casual day!

[@birdAdele]

i have a burgundy woollen fedora and it always makes an impression😎 almost all the hats on the market are too small for me, so i knitted a winter hat for myself, and i'm so happy with it)

[@adijain1001]

Can you please make a video about how different hats would suit people with different face shapes, if that’s a thing? I really like hats and would like to start incorporating them into my style

[@ShowandTellknitting]

Because I wear a lot of vintage clothing and have a vintage knitting podcast, I often wear hats that coordinate with my outfits. For my dusty rose lace jacket I have a dusty rose spray of plumes emanating from a light coral straw chapeau. There's a red velvet fez with a kind of doughnut on top and small black hats with rhinestones and veils, a woven brown raffia fitted turban with stiff fabric petals that add an extra dimension. One of my favorites is black felt with magenta feathers under netting. I knit a coat to match that one! I invite you to see many of these on Show and Tell knitting podcast.

[@mimi2578]

Great video like always 😘

[@madimorie]

I wear berets almost daily! They're so cute!!

[@justineleconte]

they are practical, that's true :-)

[@jglobetrotter2830]

I have one my sister knitted for me I wear often in winter. I think it's much cuter than a beanie.