Definition
It can be made of feathers, bows, mesh, flowers, sinamay or sculptural shapes. Fascinators are particularly worn at weddings, receptions, racing events and formal day wear.
In simple words
Unlike a classic hat, a fascinator doesn’t necessarily have a complete crown and brim. It looks more like a decorative object in the hair. The shape’s position, hairstyle, and direction of view influence how the face and overall proportion are perceived.
What to pay attention to
- Attach the fascinator so that it sits securely and painlessly for several hours.
- Check the overall picture from the front, side and in photos.
- Match the size and decoration to the dress, jewelry and occasion.
Common misconceptions
A fascinator is not just a very small hat. Construction and fastening often differ fundamentally.
ESKYNA note
The fascinator is jewelry over the face - its position is as important as its shape.