opera hat (Meaning)

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opera hat (n)

a man's hat with a tall crown; usually covered with silk or with beaver fur

The elegant lady wore a towering opera hat adorned with ostrich feathers.
As the curtain rose, the audience donned their opera hats, creating a sea of cylindrical silhouettes.
The opera hat served as a stylish accessory and a discreet fan for the upper-class patrons.
The velvet-lined interior of the opera hat provided a cozy haven from the chilly theater.
The feathered embellishments on the opera hat swayed gracefully to the rhythm of the orchestra.
The hatmaker crafted exquisite opera hats using the finest materials, including beaver fur and silk.
Opera hats were often used as a means of flirting, with their ability to conceal and reveal the wearer's identity.
The iconic opera hat has made cameo appearances in numerous films and television shows throughout history.
The shape of the opera hat has inspired designs in other accessories, such as handbags and jewelry.
Despite its association with the elite, the opera hat has found its way into popular culture, becoming a symbol of sophistication and theatrical whimsy.

a man's hat with a tall crown; usually covered with silk or with beaver fur

service cap, overseas cap, helmet, silk hat, billycock, cowboy hat, top hat, stocking cap, garrison cap, cocked hat

No antonyms found.

The elegant lady wore a towering opera hat adorned with ostrich feathers.

As the curtain rose, the audience donned their opera hats, creating a sea of cylindrical silhouettes.

The opera hat served as a stylish accessory and a discreet fan for the upper-class patrons.

The velvet-lined interior of the opera hat provided a cozy haven from the chilly theater.