Consider the Kovsh. These ornamental ladles are kovshi (singular: kovsh), a type of Russian drinking vessel in the shape of a duck. Traditionally, various vessels were intended for different beverages. Kovshi, which come in a range of sizes, were intended for drinking kvass or beer. They were also used for drinking mead, a honey based drink that varied in flavor from using different fruits and berries.
BOBBLE HAT. Most commonly confused with beanies, bobble hats feature something of a poof at the top. These hats are, quite honestly, the cutest and most adorable out of the bunch. Ideal for jazzing up a winter weather ensemble, bobble hats are easy to come by and are designed in lots of shapes and sizes.
In the 1980s, as styles became slightly more casual and T-Shirts and polo shirts became acceptable tops, and for formal or business-wear, boxy tops with shoulder pads, blazers, dress shirts and sweaters were popular for men and women in the decade.n the 30s, 40s, and 50s other styles of women's hats were popular as well with berets, homburgs, bumpers, bonnets, and wider brimmed hats all seeing time in the spotlight. For men, bow ties and long ties have alternated their turns in the favor of fashion.