Regency Fashion: The Bon-Ton

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THE BON TON IN point of form and fine proportions this Hat cannot fail to rank high in general estimation Its appearance very much resembles the Wellington or rather it is be tween the Wellington and the Marquis and like the latter there is that becoming style which not only har monizes but gives a peculiar grace to the majority of its wearers

 

Lloyd’s Treatise on hats (1819)

This is part of a series on Gentleman’s Hats:

Regency Fashion: Gentlemen’s Hats

Regency Fashion: The John Bull Top Hat 

Regency Fashion: The Wellington Top Hat 

Regency Fashion: The Tandem Hat 

Regency Fashion: The Tally-Ho Hat 

Regency Fashion: The Shallow

Regency Fashion: The Coburg 

Regency Fashion: The Marquis 

Regency Fashion: The Eccentric

Regency Fashion: The Regency 

Regency Fashion: The Kent

Regency Fashion: The Cumberland

Regency Fashion: The Vis-A-Vis

Regency Fashion: The Petersham

Regency Fashion: The Bang Up

Regency Fashion: The Clericus

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