All-in-all, an XL fluffy hat is the perfect way to amp up your winter ... of faux fur styles to suit all, from rural-inspired trappers to classic rounded silhouettes and ever-popular bucket ...

A video shared by the fan account Taylor Swift Updates on X (formerly known as Twitter) showed the singer's security team carrying her floor-length fur coat ... Chanel bucket hat for a cold ...

I just returned from a ski trip to the Swiss Alps, and to say it was an incredible experience would be an understatement. As ...

Stay warm—and look adorable—in this trendy faux fur bucket hat (which is also available in silver and black for other occasions this winter). Game days in January are all about layering ...

Why we like it: Crafted from 100 percent lambswool, the Fjällräven Byron Hat Thin is a luxe option for cold-weather comfort.

Each winter, it’s often the case that a specific cold-weather accessory — a rainbow-check scarf, for example — comes to define the season. This year that item appears to be a knit hat that ...

The resurgence of fur in fashion marks a powerful return to luxury dressing, with sophisticated outerwear leading the charge in winter wardrobes. This season’s interpretation moves beyond mere ...

a local car dealership is providing winter coats and hats to children in need. Stuckey Subaru, partnering with Family Services Inc., to distribute 500 coats and hats to kids in need on Wednesday.

Period. I've been relying on this wonderfully warm cashmere hat, along with the brand's cashmere travel wrap and cashmere socks, to stave off the winter chill this season. Truly, this cozy trio ...

As a fashion editor, one thing that I’ve found immensely helpful in this struggle is having a winter capsule wardrobe, replete with versatile staples that lend themselves to mixing and matching.

The look is fun, combining basic winter hat elements, like a faux-fur pompom, a knitted cuff and puffy PrimaLoft-insulated baffles. With the insulated outer and soft, plush lining, this hat was ...

In 2025, the $500 winter hat isn't just plausible—it's a market reality. What began as standard-issue gear for merchant marines—known then as a "watch cap" or "sailor cap" for long nights at ...