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It grew so large that it inspired a legendary Hollywood movie: the famous 1948 Easter Parade musical featuring Judy Garland and Fred Astaire.
While the film itself was quite enjoyable, the most memorable item was without a doubt the fashion hidden within - and specifically Garland’s Easter bonnet. Look at the majesty of it – it’s very rare indeed to see such dazzling headwear today.
Surprisingly, Easter bonnets are actually a fairly recent invention. Before 1933, and the classic song ‘Easter Parade’, they were a secondary consideration at best. In the latter part of the century however, they became the veritable forefront of Easter fashion.
The concept is a simple one: an Easter bonnet should be as dazzling as possible, and include one or more of the following Easter attributes:
- Flowers– to both symbolize the Spring and echo the time when churches were decked out in flowers for Easter
- Pastel Colors: Pink, light blue, light yellow… all the colors you would imagine on Easter Eggs are more than appropriate for an Easter bonnet!