A pill-hat is a small, low brimless female hat with a round or oval cylindrical crown. Its English name pillbox hat is dictated by the resemblance to the small boxes in which pills were once sold. Usually, such a headdress is fixed to the hair using hairpins, invisible hairpins or a comb fixed on the inside. The pill hat is often accompanied by a veil.

The crown is a headdress that has symbolized power since ancient times and determined the title and merits of its owner. Corona is translated from Latin as "wreath", and it is to him that it owes its origin. The prototypes of the crowns were worn by the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt, putting them on striped headboards.

A normal headband is familiar to every girl has always been considered a convenient and practical accessory. Indispensable to collect hair for homework or sports, it received a new interpretation thanks to modern designers. 

The 1920s are the era of jazz and endless parties. World War I, people crave holidays and social events, as well as bright costumes and parties, which should be transmitted in an informal way: eccentric and fanciful. Girls wore sleeveless dresses with or without a low waist. The hallmark of the time.