Headgear

A beret is a distinctively shaped hat that is associated with France. Berets have no brim.

A cap is a soft hat with the brim only at the front. Some people like to wear their caps backwards.

A crown is something that royalty and deities wear on their heads. Crowns are used to signify that the wearer is someone special, and might hold special power. Crowns are usually made from precious metal and are studded with jewels, but they can be also made from simpler materials like wood, flowers or leaves.

Fedora is a kind of hat, and was once one of the most common hat styles for everyday wear. It is usually made of felt or straw.

A helmet is something you wear on your head to protect it from getting hurt if you fall. You should always wear a helmet when you are riding a motorbike or bicycle.
People who work on building sites also need to wear helmets so they don't get hurt from things falling from above them.

A mortarboard is the headgear traditionally worn at graduation ceremonies.

A shower cap, or bath cap, is a plastic hat with an elasticised edge. They are worn to cover your hair in the shower or bath, to keep it dry while you wash the rest of your body.

A sombrero is a hat with a wide brim that is usually made from straw or felt. It is worn by people in Mexico, Spain and the southern United States.

A top hat is a tall, stiff hat with a flat top and a small brim. Top hats are most often seen at formal events or during performances.

A veil is a piece of cloth that is used to hide something. Women in some countries wear veils over their faces every day. In other countries, women wear veils when they get married.