What To Wear To A Festival

What To Wear To A Festival

Discover the latest festival fashion trends and how to rock them this season with our top tips and tricks! We’ve got advice on must-have festival outfit essentials, what to steer clear of, and key things to keep in mind when picking your pieces. Read on to find out more…

For those who are camping…

Don’t forget to pack something comfy you can lounge around in at the campsite. Think casual loungewear sets that are a step up from your pyjamas but still cosy enough for getting ready, morning loo runs, and prepping for the big day ahead!
If you’re camping in a tent, be prepared for chilly nights. Cosy pyjamas or a comfy jogger set, paired with thick socks, are absolute essentials to help you stay warm through the night.
If you’re planning to brave the campsite showers, we recommend packing a pair of flip-flops or sliders. Perfect for keeping your feet off the (often questionable) ground!
Investing in quality camping gear and essentials will help you get the best night's sleep when at a festival. A blow-up mattress, sleeping bag or high-tog duvet, earplugs and tent are non-negotiable.

Top Tips & Tricks

Sorry, we know playsuits and jumpsuits look amazing but we don’t recommend them for a festival! Why? One word: toilets. Between cramped portaloos and, let’s face it, grim “long drops,” there’s nothing worse than having to fully strip down just to nip to the loo.
Go for a comfy, hands-free bag like a crossbody or bum bag. If you’re heading to Glastonbury or another festival where you can bring in your food and drinks, a small backpack also works a treat. Just make sure whatever bag you choose has a secure fastening to avoid losing your essentials.
Hats and sunglasses aren’t just cute - they’re practical too, helping to protect you from the sun when you’re out in an open field all day. Plus, hats and hair accessories are a lifesaver for hiding less-than-fresh hair after a few days of festival living!
Even if sandals look fab with your outfit, we wouldn’t recommend them. The crowds near the stages are prime toe-stomping zones! Keep those toes protected with closed-toe shoes.
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