Three reasons why we all wear bucket hats this summer

Will the bucket hat, which was considered a fashion a few years ago, become a wardrobe must-have, or even replace the iconic baseball cap?
Last summer, just a few weeks ago, I saw various fashion icons on the fashion shows of some of the most prestigious brands in the industry. In one season, Chiara Ferragni, Emily Ratajkowski and even Kylie Jenner have all contributed to bringing the bucket hat that has long been considered uncool to the forefront of fashion.
But the subsequent continuous blockade did not really give the bucket hat the opportunity to impose itself on the essential accessories of the moment. However, fashion stars are not the only ones who think bucket hats are a fashionable and popular accessory.
Not everyone will wait until 2021 to adopt the headwear that was once associated with Irish fishermen, then military equipment, and then enter the field of “fashion” items, usually worn by avid gardeners, grandfathers, and people who usually sunscreen. Although temporarily popular due to the American rappers in the 1990s — let alone the Madchester scene in the UK — the bucket hat never really gained the status of a fashion accessory — in fact the opposite was true. Despite the best efforts of a few outsiders, such as die-hard music festival audiences and California rapper ScHoolboy Q, they made bucket hats part of his image.
Despite its rise-some more successful than others-and its decline, bucket hats are still the most important accessory and look great on others (“Like bucket hats!”), but to you Said not so much. It has always lacked the little “je-ne-sais-quoi” that can change the game and enhance its status. Nevertheless, there seemed to be a turning point last year, when Kylie Jenner and Lily Collins played roles and brands in “Emily of Paris”—from sportswear brands to designer fashion houses like Jacques Moose— -It seems determined to reverse this situation. Uncool items have become very popular headwear.
This is a tricky challenge, but it can be successful sooner than you think. In fact, the post-vaccination photos of French football star Kylian Mbappé went viral in just a few minutes (he has 51 million followers on Instagram alone), and he seems to fall in love too The bucket hat. An impossible blow is likely to bring about the unexpected boost needed to turn this “cursed” accessory into a veritable must-have.