Brigette Hat
Black Wool Hat by Eugenia Kim
How to wear Eugenia Kim Brigette Hat
A burgundy v-neck t-shirt and an Eugenia Kim Brigette Hat are great staples that will integrate wonderfully within your daily wardrobe. To add a bit of depth to this outfit, complete this outfit with a pair of black cutout suede ankle boots.
For an ensemble that brings function and chicness, marry a black and white print crew-neck sweater with an Eugenia Kim black wool hat. If you want to instantly step up this look with a pair of shoes, add a pair of black leather ankle boots to the equation.
Go for a straightforward but at the same time casually cool look in a grey mohair coat and an Eugenia Kim black wool hat. Let your sartorial chops truly shine by complementing your ensemble with black leather lace-up flat boots.
This combo of a black coat and an Eugenia Kim Brigette Hat from shopbop.com is hard proof that a safe casual look can still look really interesting. Balance out this look with a more sophisticated kind of shoes, like these black suede heeled sandals.
For To assemble a casual getup with a modern spin, consider teaming a green long sleeve t-shirt with an Eugenia Kim black wool hat. To give your overall look a classier finish, add a pair of olive suede heeled sandals to the mix.
A beige trenchcoat and an Eugenia Kim black wool hat are the kind of beyond chic casual pieces that you can style a hundred of ways. Upgrade your look with black suede ankle boots.
A brown trenchcoat and an Eugenia Kim Brigette Hat from shopbop.com have cemented themselves as absolute staples. Here's how to lift up this outfit: burgundy velvet ankle boots.
If you appreciate function above all, this combo of a light blue denim shirt and an Eugenia Kim black wool hat is your go-to. To give your overall ensemble a more polished aesthetic, why not add black leather chelsea boots to the equation?
This totaly chic off-duty outfit is easy to break down: a white and black gingham midi dress and a black wool hat. Red suede pumps will breathe a hint of class into an otherwise too-common ensemble.