They span chain store prices to high-fashion – $39.95 for Stussy’s version on The Iconic and $595 for Prada’s nylon logo hat – with demand for the terry-towelling varieties up since May globally, according to trend forecaster Lyst.
From street labels to luxury designers, the bucket is now being worn by style stars including Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber, and Australians Shanina Shaik, Bambi Northwood-Blyth, and Pip Edwards.
But one mum has proven that with a little bit of creativity, anything is possible when it comes to fashion.
Taking to a popular Facebook group, Bree Ellen, 26, of Adelaide, who is expecting her second child, revealed that she turned a $20 Kmart sleepwear gown into a formal dress.
The chic knitted set is a cult favourite from Kim Kardashians’ clothing brand, with the reality star often wearing it on Instagram and praising the thick, flattering material.
Now Aussie fans of the loungewear style are able to get their hands on a dupe of the outfit from Cotton On, with the company selling a similar version for a fraction of the price.
Only recently, Kourtney and Kylie shared snaps flaunting their ample cleavage in the racy trend.
But it was Kendall who first jumped on the look with her cheeky post from March last year.
The model shared a snap posing in a $168 baroque-print two-piece from Australian label Sommer Swim.
The 33-year-old looked incredible as she posed up a storm in a yellow bikini on a Sydney beach last month.
Lara, who arrived back in Sydney with husband Sam Worthington and their three kids in January, showed off her toned and tanned figure while her signature bob was styled in beachy waves.
Sent into bat by the visitors on a hot day, the Fire made 4-368 from their 50 overs In response, WA were bowled out for just 208 in 46.5 overs.
The Fire’s total was their best in WNCL history, while Mooney’s 163 from 139 balls was not only her highest “List A” score but also the best WNCL innings by a Queenslander, and the sixth best individual score in the competition’s history.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the cabinet minister at the centre of rape allegations "categorically denies" the claims.
Mr Morrison said the allegations of criminal conduct in 1988 are matters for police.
He confirmed to journalists that he has asked the man accused in the documents about the allegations, saying he "absolutely does" deny the allegations.
A royal commission into aged care has found "unacceptably high levels of substandard care" in the crisis-plagued sector.
The final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety was released today, with the Federal Government announcing an extra $452 million in funding to address immediate priorities identified by the two-year investigation.
