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Gucci does Burglar Chic

When it comes to it, Gucci is a big force pushing the headwear trend to new heights. Clearly, wearing headpieces is nothing new. However, by the look of Alessandro Michele’s FW18 ready-to-wear runway, the rules clearly are different now! Faces were covered with Balaclavas, head jewelry and Russian headscarves.

Additional Bolero hats chez Alberta Ferretti’s

At Alberta Ferretti, headwear wasn’t much of a focus. However, we did spot a few studded bolero hats styled on multiple fall silhouettes. Just like Dior and Gucci, Alberta Ferretti isn’t indifferent about creating additional headgear that fits and completes their aesthetic.

Richard Quinn’s debut

Richard Quinn may not immediately ring a bell. However, this UK-based designer won the H&M Designer Award 2017 and recently was granted the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design. Personally delivered by the Queen herself, during Richard’s ready-to-wear show hosted in London. If this still isn’t enough to have your full attention, maybe his custom motor helmets will do the work.

Versace is every woman

Donatella too is contributing to the future of headwear. We spotted tartan berets with pins and plenty of printed headscarves. Besides that, she gave us diverse silhouettes on her runway and we loved it. Donatella’s glamour transcends generations and cultures. By translating that into Versace’s new FW18 ready-to-wear collection, she caters to every woman.

Photo credits: Vogue Runway