The cloche hat
A fitted, bell-shaped hat worn low over the eyebrows. See how it frames your face.
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A cloche is a fitted, bell-shaped hat, usually of felt or straw, with a deep crown and a narrow brim that turns down; cloche is French for bell. It was the hat of the 1920s, made to be worn over short bobbed hair and pulled down low over the forehead.
The cloche sits lower than any other hat, down to the eyebrows, so it frames the face closely. Short hair or hair worn low at the neck shows it off best; a lot of volume underneath keeps it from sitting down.
FAQ
How should a cloche fit?
Close to the head and deep, sitting just above the eyebrows and covering the tops of the ears. It is a fitted hat, so measure your head; it should not rest on your eyelashes.
Can I wear a cloche with long hair?
Yes, if the hair goes low: loose at the back or in a low bun. A high ponytail or a lot of volume on top keeps the cloche from sitting down properly.