If you have a wedding or a special event this summer and you are still not sure whether to wear a wide-brimmed hat or a fascinator, or what embellishments to add, this is the ideal post for you. At Tocados y abalorios, we have been analyzing this summer's trends and we are going to share the ideas we have come up with to create or choose your perfect wide-brimmed hats and fascinators.
The first thing to consider is whether the event will take place during the day or at night, as this will greatly influence the colors and accessories that your fascinator or wide-brimmed hat will have. If it's during the day, you can opt for something more striking, colorful, and even larger. On the other hand, if it's at night, it's ideal to choose something more discreet and small, but of course, everything depends on how daring you want to be, as these types of accessories can give your look that special touch or become the main focus.
It is important to keep in mind the etiquette that should be followed, but it is even more important that you feel comfortable, that you choose something that you truly identify with and like, and that you don't feel like you're wearing a costume.
Wide-brimmed hats
Wide-brimmed hats are already a classic for daytime guests, and they continue to reinvent themselves and adapt to all the current trends. Thanks to this, there are a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles of how to wear them. At Tocados y abalorios, we offer a wide variety of sizes and shapes, as well as all kinds of embellishments to combine them with, such as feathers, flowers, veils, etc.
Headbands
If there is one headpiece to highlight this season, it's headbands. This year they have made a strong comeback and are an accessory that can be worn both day and night, always following the appropriate etiquette, of course. There are many versions of this, and you probably have the idea of something discreet, small, but no. There are also some that take on more prominence due to their size.
Caps
Another way to add a special touch to your look is with caps. This 1920s piece has managed to reinvent itself season after season; add feathers, flowers, or bows, and you won't go wrong.
