Headdresses are decorative items worn on the head, often used to signify status, culture, or occasion. They can be made from various materials, including fabric, feathers, beads, and metal. Different cultures have unique styles of headdresses, such as the Native American feathered headdress or the ornate Egyptian crown. Headdresses can serve practical purposes, such as protection from the sun or cold, but they are also important in ceremonies and rituals. In modern fashion, headdresses may be worn for artistic expression or as part of costumes. They reflect the rich diversity of human creativity and cultural identity.