Winter Hat Trends For 2020: Women's Hat Styles For Autumn Winter 2020

Winter is here once more and we couldn't be more ecstatic. There's plenty to love about the cold season at the end of the year (unless of course, you're living in the Australian heat) and we've got to admit that winter fashion is a huge part of it. Trench coats, sheer stocking, woolen leg warmer, fur-lined shoes, boots and fleece jackets are only a couple of winter fashion pieces which form the basis of wardrobes in those spots which are fortunate enough to experience chilly and cold temperatures. Let's not forget about winter hats as well.

Winter hats are cold season fashion category in itself. There are so many different winter hats to choose from. From the style of coverage to the decorative elements they add, hats come in all shapes, sizes, colours and fits. The lucky ones who experience cold temperatures and snowfall are among those who can flaunt winter hats at this time of the year. And well even if the degrees drop just a bit and there's a nip in the air, it's good enough to slip on a winter hat or three. Before the chill of winter arrives in full force, do we have a fashionable surprise for you. We've picked out the top winter hat trends for 2020 with stylish winter hat options for you to choose from.

Winter Hat Trends For 2020: Fashion Women's Hats For Autumn Winter 2020

It's time to get stylish this upcoming season of winter with these chic winter hat trends for 2020.

1. Beret

If you've seen Emily In Paris yet, you're certain to already be obsessed with beret hats. Its fitted band, floppy full top with a tilt and vertical piece in the centre is the very definition of Parisian chic. You may not be able to spend your winter in France but at least you can bring a little of it to you when you wear a beret.

2. Cloches

The cloche hat may be a hat trend spotted in the days of yore but it's back again in style. Cloches are defined by a circular top with a short extended brim. They often are decorated with floral accents and applique over the brim.

(Also Read: Up Your Winter Cool Quotient With These 5 Fashionable Beanies)

3. Newsboy

Similar in its style to a flat cap, the newsboy hat has a stiff peak in front and is paneled on top with a button in centre. It finds its name from its days as the accessory that adorned young newspaper boys heads. While it may have been functional back in the day, it also has chic flair today.

4. Beanies

No winter hat trends list would be complete if beanies weren't on that list. Made of knitted fabric or wool, beanies have a circular top and no brim. Beanies are one of the most identifiable winter hats in the cold season. They come in different bands of colour, sparkling stones or sequins and sometimes even pom-poms at the very top of the hat.

5. Bucket Hat

From Britney Spears to Jennifer Aniston, Hollywood celebrities have sported this hat in movies and music videos for ages so it's a pleasant surprise to see the bucket hat back in style. With a floppy top and outward extending brim, it's usually seen as a summer hat but can also work double duty in the cold months of summer.

6. Baseball Hats

Baseball hats may be a year-round favourite but also make our list of winter hat trends of 2020. Especially the fitted form of the baseball hat is covered in a single patterned fabric and features a bit of detailing, it's a chic choice to make for the winter with a little bit of casual flair.

(Also Read: Stylish Caps And Hats To Escape The Scorching Summer Sun)

Fashion And Style Tips To Wear Winter Hats

Here are a few styling tips to keep in mind when wearing your winter hats.

• Hats can be worn with your hair left loose and well as styled. However, if you style your hair when wearing a hat, ensure that your hairstyle doesn't have height.

• Hairstyles which are placed low on the head like around the nape or the shoulders are best to hold the hat in place without disrupting the hairstyle.

• Hats can also be secured in place around the base of the head with bobby pins if you find it slipping off easily.

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