Summery Maximalist Hats Are Trending — These Are The Best Ones

Craftcore prevails as one of 2022’s defining aesthetics. Master the kitschy-chic phenomenon with Kerri Rosenthal’s quilted, patchwork sun hat.

Bored of your workaday baseball cap? Consider upgrading to a trendy trucker style — Clare V’s banana motif hat, for instance, makes for a whimsical yet wearable take on the edgy piece.

This asymmetrical bucket hat is a guaranteed conversation starter. Lean into the hat’s bold attitude by pairing it with a breezy, white sundress or style it with a graphic matching set.

If you like to stand out from the pack, William Okpo offers just the option for you. This oversized, ultra-floppy take on the traditional fisherman’s hat delivers an individualistic and dramatic look that’s sure to turn heads.

Consider Eugenia Kim’s structured straw sunhat your new vacation hero piece. Its neutrally hued woven design ensures the style remains wearable, while the fringe on the rim adds just a touch of maximalist pizzazz.

Found: the perfect beach day go-to. Not only is Lack of Color’s bucket hat easy to stash in your weekend carry-all, but its vibrant squiggle print effectively serves as a sartorial dopamine rush.

Daytime disco, anyone? Oséree’s glittery Safari Bucket Hat embodies a celebratory spirit that’s integral to this season’s glitzy and ‘70s-inspired trend.

Are you familiar with the optical illusion print trend? With its kinetic polka-dot pattern, Paco Rabanne’s frayed bucket hat epitomizes the eye-tricking look.

Tap into the carefree spirit of a rogue cowgirl this summer with Sensi Studio’s long-brim sun hat. You’ll find the piece exudes an undeniable Western spirit — but due to its elevated design, never veers into costume territory.

Crafted out of recycled polyester materials, this multicolored design from It Scandi brand Ganni is a statement piece in more ways than one.

APOINTETC’s offerings are bespoke and made by hand, meaning each design is unique. Team this one-of-a-kind item with a pair of true-blue jeans and a breezy white button-down.

Studio 189’s Batik bucket is unique in that its leaf print references the natural world, but its vibrant color palette is certainly not something you’d find in the wild. Pair the playful hat with an effortless slip dress in the year’s defining shade, Veri Peri.