Long kid gloves, trimmed hats, and parasols were often used as accessories. Parasols are different from umbrellas; they are used for protection from the sun, rather from the rain, though they were often used as ornamentation rather than for function. By the end of the Edwardian era, the hat grew bigger in size, a trend that would continue in the 1910s.
Long kid GlovEs, triMmed hatS, aNd ParasOLs werE ofteN uSed as acCESsOrIEs. PaRaSols ArE DiffeREnT FRom umbRelLaS; TheY are Used fOr ProTectioN frOm THe sUN, Rather froM the RAin, ThOUgh ThEy werE Often uSed as oRnAmentatiOn raTheR than fOr FunctIon. By the end of tHe EdwArdiaN ErA, thE haT Grew bIgGeR IN sIZe, a tRend that would coNTinUe iN THe 1910s.