• French fashion brand Nina Ricci held its Spring/Summer 2020 runway event on Friday.
  • Models turned heads during the show as they took the stage wearing oversized plastic hats that resembled sand buckets.
  • Other models carried matching handbags on the runway.
  • Most ensembles featured in the show combined formal workwear with pops of color and bold accessories.
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French fashion house Nina Ricci has put a new twist on the bucket-hat trend.

On Friday, the brand held its Spring/Summer 2020 runway show during Paris Fashion Week, where it debuted various workwear looks and bold accessories.

The most eye-catching pieces, however, were the brand’s oversized plastic hats that resembled sand buckets.

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Foto: A model walks the runway during Nina Ricci's Spring/Summer 2020 fashion show.sourceEstrop/Getty Images

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The hats showcased on the runway were made in just about every color of the rainbow.

While many appear to have been made from plastic, others look like softer and a little fuzzy.

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Foto: The multicolored hats showcased during Nina Ricci's recent fashion show.sourceEstrop/Getty Images

Those who didn't wear the neon hats instead carried matching handbags. While the hats looked like they were made from plastic, the bags featured leather straps.

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Foto: A model debuts a neon handbag from Nina Ricci.sourceEstrop/Getty Images

Oversized accessories seemed to be a trend throughout the entire fashion show.

Some models were sent down the runway wearing giant sunglasses. The shades featured circular lenses, which were connected by a triangular-shaped band.

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Foto: A model wears sunglasses during Nina Ricci's recent runway show.sourcePeter White/Getty Images

It's not clear if or when Nina Ricci will sell the hats, handbags, and sunglasses featured in the show. Representatives for Nina Ricci did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.