Dressing for the winter season challenges your style ingenuity. You have to strike the perfect balance between wearing the right winter essentials that will keep you warm and comfy as the temperatures start to decline, whilst attempting to look and feel stylish.
Wearing a hat may seem like it is a practical choice, but with the help of this post, there are great stylish options that will keep you warm giving you the best of both worlds.
From a padded beanie to a pile bucket hat, this season promises to give you hat silhouettes in the best winter fabrics to ensure you have a variety of trendy hats to help craft the perfect winter look.
What are the best winter hat trends this season?
THE PUFFER BEANIE
One of the most exciting trends for winter accessories this season is quilting. From mittens to scarfs, to slippers and now hats, the iconic puffer is re-imagined into all areas of the accessories world make these pieces a must-have addition into your winter wardrobe.
The classic beanie which is already a winter must-have is updated through a modern lens helping your head keep warm in style.
THE TEXTURED BUCKET HAT
Autumn and Spring are where you would usually find a bucket hat. However, with the help of the pile fabric, it can now slot into your winter accessories with ease. The sheep-like fabric will keep your head cosy and most importantly, fashionable.
THE FUR TRAPPER
The trapper is the ultimate hat to help you keep warm during winter. The fur hat is characterised by long ear flaps which can be tied up to the crown of the head. The flaps can also be tied at the base of the chin to keep the ear flaps secure.
THE BERET
When it comes to fashionable hats, nothing comes quite close to the beret. Wearing a beret is a statement thanks to its military usage. This season the beret comes in fabric such as felt and corduroy.
THE WINTER CAP
A cap doesn’t usually offer any practical benefits during the winter, however if you have one in a winter fabric, you can slightly benefit from the warmth of the material.
What are some of your favourite hat trends this winter?