Headdresses - Autumn-Winter 2016-2017

In the autumn-winter season 2016-2017 headwear has become an integral part of the wardrobe of a modern successful woman. Designers unanimously affirm: in the new season, walking with an uncovered head is simply unfashionable.

Stylish - does not mean cold

A stylish headdress in the autumn-winter season 2016-2017 is a necessary stroke, finishing any spectacular image. Today the choice of original, and most importantly, warm products is truly huge. And with the onset of the cold season, every fashionista begins to worry about the question: what headgear is preferred to remain stylish , attractive in the eyes of men and yet not freeze?

Women's hats in the autumn-winter season 2016-2017

Fashion in autumn and winter 2016-2017 offers knitted and fur hats, berets, caps, original hats, turbans ... Which option do you prefer?

1. Knitted hats of large mating . Soft, bulky, with or without lapels - they will allow their owners to feel warm and comfortable even during a long winter walk.
2. Knitted berets . The variety of models makes them relevant in the wardrobe of even the youngest women of fashion. Fashionable hats of this style in autumn-winter 2016-2017 are connected from a large yarn and can be with pompons.
3. Caps . In the trend, bright colors and various decorations (for example, appliqués, stylish chains and even Swarovski rhinestones). No less relevant in this season is a model of beret with a short visor.
4. Women's hats . In the new season, designers offer us wide-brimmed hats. They look great in combination with an elegant coat or raincoat. However, such a hat does not save you from the autumn rain, nor from winter frosts.
5. Fur headdresses . In the trend hat-earflap, fur hood, turban and turban. Undoubtedly, a chic and at the same time a warm fur garment will protect you safest even from the worst frost.
6. A cap-turban . Stitched from expensive beautiful fabric, this original headpiece will perfectly complement the set for a social event. And for the most daring fashionistas designers offer knitted turbanes as a supplement to the everyday image.