Tips & Trends | 5 Hats You Should Be Wearing This Summer

Hats are an accessory that can make any outfit look more chic. Whether you choose to wear a dress or jeans and a tee, wearing a hat can truly upgrade your outfit to its full potential.

Not only do hats offer style, they have the added benefit of protecting your face and eyes from the sun during those hot summer days.

Whether you’re into straw hats or baseball caps, there’s a style for everyone. Here are 5 hats that you should be wearing this summer.

Baseball Cap

Baseball caps are a great way to accessorize any casual outfit. Pair your baseball cap with a white tee and ripped jeans and you’ll be good to go. Rep your home team with this Blue Jays baseball cap from Lids.

Floppy Hat

Floppy hats are trending right now, and can be worn with maxi dresses to make a statement. Asos sells a variety of floppy straw hats in different colours and sizes. Not into straw hats?  Topshop sells a felt version and Forever 21 sells a wool version.

Bucket Hat

While some people may not know it, bucket hats are making a comeback. In fact, they seem to be a staple in Rihanna’s wardrobe. We frequently see her wearing them to give her casual outfits more of an edge.

Panama Hat

The classic Panama hat is the way to go if you’re looking for a hat that can be worn with anything. Unlike the floppy straw hat, the Panama hat is much smaller, allowing it to be more versatile.

Fedora

You know those days where you don’t feel like dressing up but you still want to look stylish? Wear a fedora with any casual outfit to give you a more cool and collected look.

What hats do you enjoy wearing in the summer?

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