In Tracy Reese’s Spring 2012 runway show, model Jasmine Tookes wore a dainty opalescent straw hat and flirtatious floral dress in an old school meets new school way.
Straw boater hat, Fred Flare, $8, fredflare.com.
Transform your look into a 1950s fashion moment with actress Melody Thornton’s bow-front cloche. It’s one of the season’s most sought after “modern retro” trends.
Wool cloche, Topshop, $50, topshop.com
Complete a gorgeous gown with more than just jewels and a cute clutch. A regal fascinator hat like Williams’ will surely turn heads.
Fascinator hat, Whiteley Diamante, $51, johnlewis.com.
Channel the southern belle charm of the Kentucky Derby and work a stately style like Paula Patton’s for drama.
“Sinamay” twist hat, Nigel Rayment, $211, harrods.com.
Take note of how Rozanda “Chilli” Thomas’ works a floppy in a sophisticated, formal fashion.
Wide brim hat, Forever 21, $15, forever21.com.
Thandie Newton’s posh fascinator is as chic as they come.
Straw and feather derby hat, White House Black Market, $88, whitehouseblackmarket.com.
A structured boater with embellishments like June Ambrose’s, adds a bit of lightheartedness to any chic style.
Straw boater hat, Mossimo, $13, target.com.
If your going for grandeur like Mary Wilson, the wider the brim the better. Additional accoutrements like feathers are icing on the cake.
Wide brim straw hat, Noel Stewart, $315, barneys.com.
Straw oversized rosette floppy, Jessica Simpson, $38, piperlime.com.
Chanel Iman’s straw floppy is one of the most versatile styles. Play it up with a lace dress to church for a fancier feel, or tone it down in wide-leg jeans and a blouse for a boho vibe.
“Sinamay” twist hat, Nigel Rayment, $211, harrods.com.
Chanel Iman’s straw floppy is one of the most versatile styles. Play it up with a lace dress to church for a fancier feel, or tone it down in wide-leg jeans and a blouse for a boho vibe.
Take note of how Rozanda “Chilli” Thomas’ works a floppy in a sophisticated, formal fashion.
Channel the southern belle charm of the Kentucky Derby and work a stately style like Paula Patton’s for drama.
