It’s that time of year again, festival season is upon us and let’s be honest half the fun of a festival is deciding what to wear. Now, which festival you are attending will ultimately dictate your outfit. We’re all a fan of the carefree, boho aesthetic of Coachella, but if you’re heading to a UK-based festival such as Glastonbury or Wireless you’re more likely going to have to take the weather into consideration – and pack a pair of wellies.
So, if you’re frantically searching what to wear to Glastonbury or outfit inspiration for Coachella then I’ve got you. Below are five outfit ideas on what you can wear to a festival this summer…
Boho Chic
Boho chic is already a huge trend for 2024 and if there is ever a time to dress in the aesthetic it’s at a festival, just ask Vanessa Hudgens. This free-spirited approach to festival dressing is exactly what you want to stay stylish and comfortable. Opt for clashing patterns and 70s flares or take a subtler approach in all-white.
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Head-to-toe Crochet
Crochet is one of the more fun and playful choices you can make when dressing for a festival. Especially if you opt for head-to-toe crochet set or dress in a vibrant colour or print. Keep it simple when it comes to footwear with trainers or wellington boots.
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Countrycore
A preferred aesthetic if you’re attending Stagecoach, but countrycore is equally a fitting choice for any festival outfit Cowboy hats and boots, leather tassels, and plenty of denim are all key to this trend. The best part of this look is you can keep it simple with a pair of denim shorts and Western boots, or make a statement with wilder colours and prints.
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Cute and girly
This is a particularly fun one for anyone wanting to match with their besties. Rose-coloured dresses, lace-up corsets, and floral embroidery provide an ultra-feminine take to festival fashion.
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2000s IT Girl
If you’re attending Glastonbury this year you may wish to take inspiration from the OG of festival dressing; Kate Moss. The supermodel practically owned those muddy fields back in the 2000s and her looks still serve as a major source of inspiration today. From knitted mini dresses paired with low-rise belts to micro shorts and waistcoats, Kate’s style was the epitome of festival fashion and she was never without her trusty Hunter Wellies.
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