Clinton News-Record, 1985-2-27, Page 45page 14, Sh.owcas 105 -
Brides are choosing hats more than ever according to one bridal consultant
who says three quarters of the brides she sees are choosing hats. A season ago
only half chose hats over the traditional veil. The most popular by far is the
brimmed hat with lace and veiling, left. Variations include a wider brim and a
touch of maribou feathering. (Photos by Nephew Photography)
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Brides like hats
Brides are choosing hats. The majority of
this spring's brides have not only considered,
but chosen a bridal hat. One bridal consultant
says as n any as three-quarters of all the brides
she sees choose hats over the traditional veil. A
season ago, just half selected hats.
According to those in the business of
dressing wedding parties, the most popular, by
far, is a brimmed hat, decked with lace, pearls
and, often, some veiling. These can be
especially . ordered to match the trim of the
wedding gown. Costs vary, but a bride can
expect to pay at feast $i00 for,.such a topper.
The brim may be tiny or wide, depending
upon the bride's height and the shape and style
of her dress. Teaming a hat that's distinctly
Southern Belle with a gown that's Thirties Trim
just won't work Neither will plopping a htle
hat on the head of a tiny • bride. Proportion,
assessed in a full length mirror, is as important
in a hat as what flatters a bride's face or works•
with her hairdo.
Although the Princess of Wales's much
photographed wedding. gown is no longer the
last word in bridal fashions, her choice of
headwear is still a major influence. We're
talking about a little hat with a small rolled
brim that Diana often chooses to top off a crisp
" day dress.
That compact hat, covered with lace, is one
of the rriore popular new offerings this season.
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