When feathers were in: A tip of the hat to Hungarian dancers

Just for fun, I'd thought I zoom in on a few of the marvelous headdresses worn by the dancers in my great-grandfather's Hungarian dance troupe in the early 20th-century. It looks like feathers were in for men's headwear:

Along with the occasional "flower" on top (is that a flower?):

Then again, traditional costume go could a little more regal-looking. This young man looks like he might have inherited a royal crown:

Then there is the seaman's look, modeled here by my great-grandfather, Ferencz Ujlaki:

Handsome, isn't he? I can't help but admire his fur-edged jacket and the large quantity of shining brass buttons he sports on his shirt.

What fun to see this group dance when the Hungarian music began!

This post was inspired by the 5th edition of the Smile for the Camera Carnival: Crowning Glory. For more on hats, hair-do's and more, see footnoteMaven's Shades of the Departed.