Fashionable summer hats
The hat, that indispensable piece for being fashionable and stylish . Hats have been part of our outfits for thousands of years. Although they originated as a necessary item for work, today they are a sign of class and elegance. One could see the hat as a vanity accessory, since it's used to conceal the wearer's head or attract attention: the bohemian beret adds originality, the cloche hat gives you a vintage touch, and so on. Wearing a hat is a great idea for any occasion. Whether in winter or summer, the hat has become a vital accessory. Today we're focusing on summer hats and their importance today.
Summer hats, a must-have in our summer outfit
Hats have long been a staple on the catwalk and in the fashion world. Now, they've finally made a strong impact on mainstream society. It's no wonder they're the perfect finishing touch to any outfit, regardless of the era or location, as they can be worn both at the beach and in the city.

In summer, we're constantly busy, from walks in the open air under the blazing sun to weekends at the beach and other outdoor activities that fill our free time. All these activities require wearing comfortable clothing, staying hydrated, protecting our skin from the sun with sunscreen, using sunglasses, and of course, wearing something to cover our heads: a hat. This time of year wouldn't be the same without hats. This summer, which has barely begun, looks like it will bring higher temperatures than ever before. In Spain, we're used to high temperatures and walking in the sun. Even so, a hat will help make it more bearable. This accessory, which many others only see on runways, is something we wear most of the year. Any dress looks much more glamorous with a hat. So, don't be afraid to wear summer hats with dresses, trousers, jeans, or even your swimsuit or bikini. You'll find all kinds of summer hats in most stores and at all price points. You'll have no problem choosing one you like.
There's no summer without a hat.
There are accessories that are essential for summer, such as caps and visors, but also hats. They are crucial for protecting the head and face from the sun. Furthermore, they protect against sunburn on the scalp, face, and shoulders, and also relax the pupils and eyes by preventing direct sunlight from entering the eyes. Of all the summer hats available, the most common and perhaps the most suitable for this time of year is the straw hat. In stores, we can find straw hats in various styles: Panama, wide-brimmed, sailor, floppy, or boater are just a few examples of the many available on the market.
Which is the best summer hat?

We already know that a summer hat is an essential element of our seasonal look. Besides protecting us from the sun, it adds a touch of elegance and glamour. With summer just beginning, we're all wondering: what hat should I wear? You probably already have several in your closet, but they might not be suitable for the summer heat and sun, so it's time to buy another one. This season, we'll find, above all, the trendy straw or raffia hats, bucket hats, fisherman's hats, as well as berets and the classic sailor caps. They come in many styles, colors, and sizes, but especially wide-brimmed and XL versions. It's said that this style will replace the classic wide-brimmed hats worn at weddings. Bucket hats are also a popular choice. We've compiled this list of modern straw hats, perfect for becoming your ideal summer hat, the one that will give you a distinctive touch during these months.
Panama straw hat
A Panama straw hat , despite the misleading name, is actually a straw hat made in Ecuador. Products manufactured in South America would first be shipped through Panama before being distributed to the rest of the world, hence the name. The price of Panama hats can vary. If you want a higher-quality hat, you'll want one with finer straw and a tighter weave. The hat will be softer and have more of a cottony texture. Generally, it will cost more money as well. For men, a Panama hat pairs best with a casual look. Linen shirts and lightweight loafers are appropriate attire. If you're taking too long to get dressed, you're probably doing it wrong.
Boater straw hat
This is a hat that was once informal and became popular among sailors and navigators, hence the name. Today they are not as common as they once were, as it's rare to see someone wearing a sailor's hat in public.

Boater hats are typically made of stiff straw with a firm brim and crown. A medium-sized, two-tone band wraps around the hat, giving it a whimsical nautical look. When you choose to wear them is up to you, but they're certainly more commonly seen at formal events. Vintage-themed parties would be a great occasion to show them off. Another excellent option would be Straw Hat Day on May 15th, when historically men would trade their heavier wool hats for lighter summer attire. Yes, there is a Straw Hat Day.
Trilby straw hat
Often called a Fedora, the Trilby is the Fedora's smaller, and often underrated, relative. While the hats' structure and construction are similar, the Trilby has a shorter brim, which puts it in a category of its own. For one thing, the Trilby has the distinct advantage of being worn on the back of the head. This version of the felt hat is excellent for bonfires or swaying in the ocean breeze with your feet curled up in a hammock.

Today, it remains a stylish choice in the UK. Sean Connery brought the Trilby back into the spotlight when he played James Bond in many of the 007 films. In the US, boy bands of the early 90s also had their moment with the hat, giving it a more pop-oriented style.
Straw hat
In 1865, John B. Stetson is credited with creating the original American cowboy hat. Over a century later, this timeless icon still finds everyday use in the West. The original "Chief of the Plains" was a flat-brimmed, waterproof hat, certainly practical and functional for year-round wear—everything a rugged cowboy could need. However, even in the harshest summer weather, we can't imagine any self-respecting cowboy trading his work hat for something made of straw. But thankfully, we're not in that era anymore, are we?
Women's hats

The straw hat is a summer classic. It's hard for a woman wearing one to go unnoticed wherever she goes. It seems women's hats have been reinvented this season, which is why they've become such a cool and essential accessory for any stylish outfit.
What are the best women's hats?
If we look at Instagram, the leading social network for fashion, the most popular women's hats are traditional styles in light, natural colors like beige. We can also find black and white hats, colors that never go out of style. Hats with embroidered phrases are also trending. Instagram is already full of women in summery settings wearing hats with phrases alluding to the season, such as: "Seas the day," "Aloha beaches," and "Out of Office," among others.
On the catwalk
The ultimate expression of fashion remains the runway. This season, enormous hats that look as if they're about to fall off have been all the rage. Designer Jacquemus was the first to present them. This sparked a frenzy among shoppers, who sold out the collection twice! Furthermore, the same designer went even further, presenting a dress made entirely of eight straw hats. Needless to say, this is a truly unique designer. Since then, other brands have followed suit.
Street style
Looking at street style or the outfits of trendsetting bloggers, hats are the perfect accessory for travel and any vacation look. Many different types of women's hats are used, but they are all versatile and easy to pair with any garment. They typically feature a lightweight texture and a material strongly associated with summer, making them fun to combine with other typical summer items like jumpsuits, sunglasses, and colorful prints.
Men's hats
There are certain clothing accessories that, on their own, possess style. Take hats, for example. This is something celebrities like Pharrell Williams, Ben Harper, Patti Smith, Jared Leto, Bruno Mars, and Jovanotti understand; thanks to them, men's hats are making a comeback. Before the 1950s, every man wore one. Today, men's hats are less rigid and less formal, but they still lend the wearer a touch of personality and elegance.

The styles of summer hats worn by men are quite varied. The most popular is the Trilby (mentioned earlier), made famous by Frank Sinatra. The Fedora and the Sober, also mentioned earlier, are also quite common. Berets lend a classic air to the wearer. Whether made of cotton or linen, they are very suitable for summer, as are the bowler hat and the top hat. All of these have a British style. There are many styles to choose from when selecting a hat. The most sought-after is the Trilby (with its narrow brim), popularized by Frank Sinatra. The most classic, the Fedora, famously worn by Humphrey Bogart, has a wider brim. Understated, yet it gives the wearer an air of confidence. Remember to follow us on Instagram and stay up to date with the latest trends :)