Fedora hat the most famous hat shape in the world

From the late 1990s through the 1950s to the present, fedora has been synonymous with men's hats. With a recessed crown and a characteristic "push" on the front on both sides, this style of hat is quite immediately recognizable. Many confuse it with trilby - which usually has a sharp, slightly short crown and a short edge at the back, but both styles are not the same and never will be. Whether wider or shorter edge; Made of wool felt, straw or leather, this classic hat really stands the test of time. Combine the angled edge with a nice suit like Frank Sinatra, or dress in a wide western edge with jeans like Johnny Depp. Indiana Jones also didn't go on any of his trips without a Fedora hat. In general, the only rule to follow is that the brim of the hat be roughly proportional to the shoulders.

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