 Named for the empress, the Eugénie hat is a style of women's chapeau worn dramatically tilted and drooped over one eye; its brim is folded up sharply at both sides in the style of a riding topper, often with one long ostrich plume streaming behind it.The hat was popularized by film star Greta Garbo and enjoyed a vogue in the early 1930s, becoming "hysterically popular".More representative of the empress' actual apparel, however, was the late 19th-century fashion of the "Eugénie paletot", a women's greatcoat with bell sleeves and a single button enclosure at the neck.