Cap with glasses by C.P. Company and other brands

If once, the stern Roman stoneworker did not polish the smaragd for Emperor Nero, if the Arab Ibn al-Haysam did not discover the effect of a magnifying glass, if in 1285 the first lenses were not made in Italy, and in 1885 the first motorcycle was not invented then, in 1886, the first car, and in 1903 the first Wright Brothers aircraft would not soar into the sky, the world would never have known about such a fashionable trend as a hat with glasses!

Modern hats with glasses are descendants of heavy leather hats, with massive glasses-canned food, which were intended for drivers of cars, motorcyclists, pilots of the early twentieth century. They are much lighter and more elegant than their predecessors, more diverse in color, shape and materials. Only one detail connects them with the distant past: the presence of glasses.

Least of all has changed since that time the cap model with glasses, based on the shape of the helmet. Its name remains unchanged: the Pilot’s Cap, the Pilot’s Cap, simply the Pilot, or the Aviator.

In the process of fashionable evolution, the design of the glasses was transformed, discarding everything superfluous. And, in the end, there were only lenses that have become an integral part of the C.P Company knitted cap.

In models of children's knitted hats Deux par Deux and Molo glasses are present only in the form of a bright pattern, imitating the equipment of a skier.

An interest in the theme of military retro was initiated by Jean-Paul Gaultier, in the fall-winter 2009 collection. Inspired by the legendary aviator Amelia Erhart, the classic of French fashion demonstrates a wonderful combination of crocodile bomber jackets and suede, pencil skirts, suede boots that fit the leg and Helmets "Aviator".

In a noble combination of black, gray, and chocolate brown, the image of a self-confident modern woman is born. Helmets with glasses, made of leather and suede, are just the part that, like the cherry on the cake, completes the costume composition, gives the image integrity, creates harmony.

In the autumn-winter 2010-2011 collection, Burberry continues the aviation theme and demonstrates pilot's jackets, watches, leather boots above the knees, bags with metal fittings.

In the same year, Michael Kors showed an interest in military style. It represents shabby leather jackets and coats, massive leather bags intercepted by stylish thin cognac-colored straps.

The Givenchy fall / winter show is decorated with black leather aviator jackets, complete with a skinny black dress, or skirt of reptile leather or velvet. Classical high-heeled shoes complete the ensemble.

Each of the above images could be successfully supplemented with a pilot's cap, but in its original form, it appears on the podium again only in 2012. It was then that Yohji Yamamoto presents its militarist collection spring-summer 2013 at Paris Fashion Week. Unisex and asymmetry - this is the credo of the leading brand designer. The khaki sets in combination with the Aviator cap create free, relaxed images. Nice straight trousers with pleats at the waist, slightly tucked underneath, with various options for a light jacket and boots with high lacing.

In the new season 2016 - 2017 military style does not lose positions.

Raincoats and sheepskin coats in Aviator style alternate the procession of hussar images in the men's collection autumn-winter 2016-2017, presented in Paris by Olivier Rusten, the creative director of Balmain.

There, in Paris, Christian Dior shocks the public with suede bombers lowered from the shoulders of models.

At Milan's fashion week, Versace, in its autumn-winter collection, demonstrates military uniforms and strict coats.

Thus, once again, the features of a strict military uniform become the concept of the future winter of 2017. And here, as it is impossible to have to have a cap of the pilot.

Today such options for caps with glasses are common and popular among trendsetters:

This is a direct analogue of the pilot's helmet. Such a cap tightly fits the head, well protects from rain and wind. She has elongated ears, often, the backdrop, there is a visor. As a rule, hats made of leather are lined with wool, cotton (or have no), imitation headphones, decorated with buckles and rivets. Eyeglass lenses are made of durable plastic.

A pilot's leather helmet with pieces of fur is something in between a classic helmet and a fur hat. His hard leather visor is pushed forward, not turned up, like a hat with earflaps. Fur beat only ears.

A cap with pieces of fox fur, decorated with a fox tail on the back of the head, will appeal to unformals and rock fans.

Ushanka - originally Russian winter headdress. Unlike the pilot's leather cap, the ear-flaps are always fur. Traditional in such models of caps sheepskin, fox fur, wolf and fox. Fur adorns the visor and ears caps. The base (or top) of the earflaps is covered in leather, suede, or a combination of both.

The advantage of caps with earflaps is that the ears can be worn both loose and gathered at the back of the head, depending on the weather. Models with earflaps in the style of steampunk are decorated with metal rivets, buckles, overlays of embossed leather.

Cap with ear-flaps with elongated ears, lined with sheepskin, will create the image of a noble polar pilot of the 30s.

Earflaps black leather and black sheep fur - a sample of the conservative style of the pilot of the 50s.

Her story began back in 1987, when Massimo Osti, a leading designer of the C.P Company, visited an unusual idea. First, the glasses become one with the hooded jacket model Mille Miglia, which translates as "a thousand miles." This model was made for the 30th anniversary of the race of the same name, held in Italy from 1927 to 1957. The design of the lenses was based on the shape of glasses of special equipment of race drivers of the beginning of the century.

A little later, lenses appear on knitted caps-transformers of various colors and on the folding visors of C.P Company baseball caps.

This invention becomes an integral and recognizable part of the brand.

The idea of ​​glasses on the hood was continued by Massimo Osti in the models of jackets of the new Stone Island brand clothing line.

The manufacturer of men's clothing LOCATION CLOTHING did not stay aside from the topic. The latest models of jackets of this famous brand are equipped not only with lenses, holes for the nose and eyes, but also a remote control for the ipod in the sleeve.

One of the elements of steampunk can be called an Aviator style baseball cap. Embossed leather and leather-rimmed sunglasses create a truly brutal look.

This headgear is especially in demand among bikers.

Knitted cap with a pattern in the form of points in the forehead area appeared in children's fashion in 2013-2015. from the light hand of the Canadian brand Deux par Deux. For the first time she was represented in the collection "ski suit".

The main direction of the company Deux par Deux is clothing for the cold. It is popular in the northern regions: Russia, Scandinavia, Canada. Made on a lining of soft fleece hats with glasses from Deux par Deux, perfectly protect the child's head from the cold and wind.

Bright, cheerful print in the form of ski glasses adorns children's hats of the Danish brand MOLO. Their color palette is so diverse that any child will find here a hat for the soul.

Today, any hat with glasses is a versatile item of clothing.

In the female image, the combination of a pilot's cap with a bomber jacket, leather gloves, a pencil skirt, or trousers of any cut is perfect. High leather or suede boots and a Kelli handbag will complement the look.

Men can also combine such a hat with a bomber jacket, leather coat, or sheepskin coat. Good in this set boots with high lacing, khaki pants.

Cap with glasses C.P Company men's wardrobe item. It is worn with any jackets and sports style trousers.

Children's hats Deux par Deux and MOLO are good in combination with overalls of any models.

How much does the Aviator hat cost?

• A hat made of custom-made crocodile skin in the style of Jean-Paul Gaultier will cost about $ 3,000.00.
• A hat-cap with glasses of a pilot from plain leather will require a cost of 6,500.00 rubles.
• The pilot's helmet from Bently will cost 17,000.00 rubles.
• The initial price of earflaps with glasses is 4,500.00 rubles.
• A hat with ears and a tail of Harley Davidson will empty the wallet by 20 300, 00 rubles.
• The average cost of a German cap is 4,500.00 - 4,800.00 rubles.
• Price caps with lenses from C.P Company (not original) from 4 500,00 rubles, and the lenses can be ordered separately. They cost about 3 euros.
• Children's knitted hat Deux par Deux will cost from 800.00 rubles and above.
• The price of the MOLO cap varies from 1500.00 rubles. up to 3000.00 rub.
• Knitted hat helmet will cost you in the price of yarn, or from 1300,00 rubles.

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