With warm weather approaching, many of us are tired of winter hats and strive to get rid of hats as soon as possible. But proper fashionistas, on the contrary, are in search for those, knowing that accessories are important elements of a stylish image.

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.

There are many bright events, the dress code of which implies the most non-standard images. One of them is MET Gala's annual costume institute ball in New York. Back in 1948, it was invented by Eleanor Lambert, who is also the founder of Fashion Week in the United States. In 1973, Diana Vreeland, a former editor of American Vogue, began organizing the ball.

The classic image of a bride in a white dress with a veil is no longer unconditional and is not familiar to everyone. In the modern culture of different countries there are new preferences regarding the appearance of the bride. Guided by 10 years of experience in the existence of the brand "BeretkAh...!", we consider what accessories are popular in different countries. 

Royal Ascot, the prestigious racing event in Berkshire, is synonymous with sartorial elegance. Read our style guide on how to dress for it.