What is This Hat Style Called?

[miss moneypenny]

Apologies if there is already a thread on a similar topic. I searched but didn't find one but I might not have been using the right keywords.

I recently bought this hat at a vintage shop and I love it and love the style but I'm having trouble figuring out if the style has a name. I've been trying to find other hats like it with little luck. I'm pretty sure it's from the 1940s.
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The lighting in my room isn't great so it's hard to see but basically the hat itself is small and topped with fur and the back is a long fabric veil. The veil is the part I'm really interested in. Most veils I see on hats are mesh, which is lovely and romantic. But I love the look of the fabric veil. Feels almost medieval.

 

[LizzieMaine]

I don't know of a specific name for it, but the overall shape of the hat is a style that was common around 1939-40. Greta Garbo wore a similar, but much more exaggerated, hat in "Ninotchka," but hers didn't have any kind of a veil.

 

[Lady Day]

Do you have other images of it? Perhaps a pic of the inside?

 

[madame babette]

I would love to help you put a name to your hat. Can you post a photo of just the hat, not being worn on a head? It is difficult to see it on all that lovely hair. The shape looks a bit like a Glengarry, or a military cap. Is the scarf long, and does it attach in front of the neck? If so it is a wimple. Looks like silk jersey for the fabric. More photos will be helpful.