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Hats, scarves, scrunchies: anything goes

Classic cowboy in sustainable Madagascan raffia.

£25 basketbasket.co.uk

Paradise Fold’s mulberry silk turbans come in an inclusive range of sizes. Great for overnight hair protection and they also make a super-glam cover-up.

£55 paradisefold.com

Lightweight boucle bucket with fringed trim. The Mavie.

£173 helenkaminski.com

Silk experts Slip have collaborated with fashion designer Alice + Olivia to create a set of tug-free scrunchies. Slip X Alice + Olivia.

£39 for three cultbeauty.co.uk

Patchwork from deadstock vintage Provencal prints. £89 by Studio Courtney

wolfandbadger.com

Dickie’s Hardwick Baseball Cap in Brown Duck is a perennial classic.

£25 dickieslife.com

A headscarf = fast-track to timeless glamour.

£19 hush-uk.com

Bee-adorned straw halo band from milliner Beverley Edmondson. £235

beverleyedmondsonmillinery.co.uk

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