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fedora
This term evokes a specific aesthetic of mid-century urban sophistication and noir cinema. It carries a connotation of formality and mystery, often associated with detectives, gangsters, or jazz musicians of the 1940s and 50s. While it is a functional piece of headwear, in modern usage it frequently serves as a stylistic marker for vintage fashion or a deliberate attempt to project an air of classic elegance.
Because it is a concrete object, the word follows standard English countability rules. It refers to a specific type of hat, allowing it to be quantified individually in a sentence.
Meanings
Examples
The detective tipped his fedora as he stepped out of the rain.
I think a grey fedora would complement your suit perfectly.
He wore a vintage fedora that reminded everyone of the 1940s.
Where did you get that fedora? It looks very expensive.
The man adjusted his fedora to hide his eyes from the crowd.
A classic fedora is a staple of film noir fashion.
The wind caught the brim of his fedora and blew it across the street.