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Fashion for men has changed throughout the centuries, no garment more so than the headdresses they wear. Statement headdresses can be an interesting component to add to your worldbuilding. The use of different styles give each culture a defined feel and could act as a symbol of all kinds of lands in your WIP.

Chaperon

This was a hood which later evolved into a hat. It is famous for the decorative length that trails after it or the liripipe. It looks rather like a very short cape.

Kufi

This is a fitted cap without a brim. It is popular in Africa and can be as simple or fine as you like.

Cavalier Hat

The cavalier hat is a wide-brimmed hat usually made from felt and often peaked with feathers. Men often wore them pinned up at one side for fashion reasons. Also called a capitano.

Fez/Tarboosh

This is a peakless hat without a brim, usually flat at the top rather like an overturned flower pot. It usually is decorated with a tassel at the top.

Muffin Hat

The muffin cap was for the commoner class and most often worn by children. It looks similar to a beret but floppier, rather like the top of a muffin.

Bonnet

The bonnet is a soft, round-brimmed hat worn by all classes. The nobility would have them trimmed with feathers and down, made from velvets, silk and satin and stitched with jewels.

Turban

The turban consists of material wound about the head. The turban was common in hot countries as it kept heat off the wearer's head, usually worn with a drape of material which could be drawn over the face.

Tricorn

This is the famous three point hat worn in the 18th century by all classes. It was commonly made from made from animal hide such as leather though beaver-hide was common.

Stovepipe Hat/ Top Hat

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