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Did you know? Ladies’ hats were a part of life in the Victorian era, and no self-respecting lady or even servant would leave the house without having their head respectably covered. Women who gardened or lived in the countryside wore a wider-brimmed hat outdoors to protect themselves against the elements. Bonnets and hats were often lavishly trimmed. Bonnet ribbons were wide and were sometimes not tied but held in place with a brooch or pin under the chin, sometimes with a tiny bunch of flower Hat Business, Tea Hats, Tea Party Hats

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Did you know? Ladies’ hats were a part of life in the Victorian era, and no self-respecting lady or even servant would leave the house without having their head respectably covered. Women who gardened or lived in the countryside wore a wider-brimmed hat outdoors to protect themselves against the elements. Bonnets and hats were often lavishly trimmed. Bonnet ribbons were wide and were sometimes not tied but held in place with a brooch or pin under the chin, sometimes with a tiny bunch of flower

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