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Fascinated with Fascinators
Miss Jamaica East contestant Esther Moore, wearing the sash Jangas Soundbar, radiates elegance in this white wide-brimmed headpiece.
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
April 8, 2025

Fascinated with Fascinators

Headwear can be a powerful fashion statement, expressing personality and mood, with options ranging from practical staples to bold, statement pieces. Whether it’s a wide-brimmed sun hat, a classic fedora, a trendy beanie or colourful fascinator, headwear can instantly elevate an outfit. Fashion is a form of self-expression, and hats offer individuals yet another avenue to express their taste.

From garden parties to chic events to horse-racing derbies, hats are visible at every turn. Indeed, headpieces have often stolen the spotlight at our very own horse-racing epicentre, Caymanas Park.

With the racing event calendar heating up, Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) encourages making a memorable fashion statement by teaming colour, silhouette, accents, a stunning headpiece and the right pair of shoes. Colour is big for 2025, dominant favourites are cobalt, pinks and oranges with a lot of multi-coloured bold prints and florals. Ooze elegance in a floral day dress and with sustainability top of mind, opt for a style that can be worn time and time again with or without the headwear.

So, let’s get ready! It’s all about balance. If you are working a statement headpiece keep the outfit streamlined and more minimal.

Should you have a sleek hat, you can balance it with a fun colour or pattern. You want to ensure that one does not overpower the other.

Beautiful wide-brimmed hats and fancy fascinators perched on a headband paired with these colours make the right statement.

Wearing headwear on a race day is a tradition that dates back decades to when top hats and tails were de rigueur, so whether your preference is a fascinator or a more structured, sculptural piece — similar to what you see at Ascot — when choosing a hat, make sure it’s something you’ll feel comfortable wearing all day.

 

Not sure where to start? Invest in one versatile piece

If you’re going to invest in one headpiece, consider the colour of your hair. If you wear a dark headpiece and you have dark hair it will get lost in photographs and may even look like part of your hair — so try and have some contrast. If you’re new to headpieces, try a beautiful piece on a headband — it’s not hard to wear!

With Easter on the horizon, Caymanas Park is awash with activity, the 33rd Thornbird and Prince Consort Stakes as well as Saint Cecelia, Aston Commock and the Easter Sprint Cup, April 19 to 21. For these and other Easter events, here are the general rules when throwing the right look together:

 

• Experiment with Different Styles:

Try different silhouettes, textures, and colours to find what best suits your personal style.

• Consider the Occasion:

Choose headwear that is appropriate for the event, whether it’s a formal occasion or a casual outing.

• Pay Attention to Details:

The shape, design, and decoration of the headwear can convey a lot about your style and personality.

• Don’t Be Afraid to Stand Out:

Headwear can be a great way to express your individuality and make a bold statement.

Simone Gardner turns heads in a fabulous headpiece..

Miss Jamaica East contestant Miss Canamedix Wellness Nikima Sibbles wears a slanted blue and white headpiece..

Dr Olivia Rose wears a pink fascinator adorned with matching rose..

Miss Jamaica East contestant Troy-Ann Anderson (left), Miss MAA Electrical & Construction, dons a broad hat while Miss Jam Auto Extras Remeisha Richards styles in a cowboy hat and fascinator combo at Caymanas Park..

Athollee Tayor (left) and Kimberly Whilby rocks black and pink fascinator, respectively..

Samantha Reid (left) shows off her purple mesh fascinator while Tahjaa Knuckle-Wint models a red slanted option with eye veil.

Lois Spence wears a flower-adorned velvet bucket hat..

Alaina Tsang opts for a white floral headpiece..

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