This exhibition pays homage to the modern women of the 1920s through a display of haute couture hats and headpieces. It showcases creations inspired by the era's fashion, reflecting the independence, elegance, and evolving roles of women.
Marking the Day of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Patron of Hatters, 'Con sombreros y a lo loco' honors the spirit of the 1920s woman with an exhibition of haute couture hats and headpieces. The display features creations by members of the Spanish Association of Hatters, reflecting the creativity and mastery of the craft.
The exhibition delves into the image of the 1920s woman: independent, working, and fashionable, characterized by straight dresses and small, fitted hats. This modern woman emerged from a Europe recovering from World War I, seeking comfort without sacrificing elegance, and actively pursuing her rights, including suffrage. The iconic cloche hat, shaped like a bell, is central to the era, with diverse materials and finishes. Other popular styles include turbans, bicornes, tricornes, and wide-brimmed hats, all contributing to the unique fashion landscape of the decade. This exhibition is a delight for hat and fashion enthusiasts, serving as a tribute to the modern and elegant woman of the twenties.