Acing monochrome starts with going wild on textures.

The same rule applies here, especially in black.

That houndstooth hat would turn heads, precisely because it's cheekily paired with with more houndstooth.

Never overlook the power of a bucket hat as a styling piece, no matter how understated it is.

You're about to see that veiled Dior hat everywhere now.

Here, it appears topping a romantic frock and an oversized checkered jacket.

It almost makes a ball gown relevant as daywear. Almost.

Veil and tulle? Sounds like a typical wedding on paper, but it's street style ace in real life.

When that Dior hat so good, twins got to have one each.

When all else fails, you know it'll protect you from bad hair days.

It's all utilitarian on the top, party at the bottom. We dig it.

Speaking of utility, a bit of fluff never hurt anyone.

A floppy fisherman bucket hat shouldn't work with a pretty dress, but somehow, it does.

A creamy leather bucket hat will anchor a statement lamé outfit.

...while a reflective patent leather piece adds shine to an all-matte ensemble.

Who says you have to hold back on the accessories when you're wearing a hat?

If dare is your flair then pile on the prints.

Feeling shy? An understated topper acts as shield from the prying eyes of the paparazzi.

Bucket hats add streetwear swag to workman blazers and trousers.

Acing monochrome starts with going wild on textures.

The same rule applies here, especially in black.

Get one blazoned with logo if you're all about *cough* conspicuous consumption.

Great minds think alike.

That houndstooth hat would turn heads, precisely because it's cheekily paired with with more houndstooth.

Never overlook the power of a bucket hat as a styling piece, no matter how understated it is.

You're about to see that veiled Dior hat everywhere now.

Here, it appears topping a romantic frock and an oversized checkered jacket.

It almost makes a ball gown relevant as daywear. Almost.

Veil and tulle? Sounds like a typical wedding on paper, but it's street style ace in real life.

When that Dior hat so good, twins got to have one each.

When all else fails, you know it'll protect you from bad hair days.

Come rain or shine, right?

It's all utilitarian on the top, party at the bottom. We dig it.

Speaking of utility, a bit of fluff never hurt anyone.

A floppy fisherman bucket hat shouldn't work with a pretty dress, but somehow, it does.

Ditto.

Men, get in on it already.

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Bucket hats were the biggest street style accessory at fashion week: See them on Caroline Daur, Suzuki twins, etc

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Text: Ho Guo Xiong Jolene Khor

Hats are an accessory many would gladly pass over in fear of ruining their perfect blowouts. We know we have in the past. At fashion week, however, the street style set donned them loud and proud, risking awful hat hair in exchange for extra sartorial coins. Some made their bucket the centrepiece. They often shone through preppy get-ups and flirty, feminine silhouettes, while others used them to highlight streetwear and utilitarian uniforms. The bravest of them walked on the side of big logos, houndstooth (!), and that ubiquitous Dior Teddy D veiled titfer as the crowning finish to their slick ensembles.

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