The doll (toy, tilt) hat was very popular during the late 1930s and early 1940s. They were small and worn perched on the head, tilted well over the forehead.
By 1937, tiny toy or doll hats resembled saucers piled high with fruits, flowers, and feathers.
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1937 Hattie Carnegie doll hat
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1937 Madame Suzy doll hat
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1938 Pary Goodfellow cocktail doll hat
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1938 Sally Victor wool doll hat
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1938 Schiaparelli doll hat
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1938 Selbine doll hat
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1930s Seidenbachs Tulsa doll hat
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1930s / 1940s doll hat
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1940 Milgrim doll hat
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1940 Schiaparelli doll hat
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1942 Mainbocher doll hat
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