There’s no pairing quite like music and fashion, and is there a better runway than the mud soaked fields of Glastonbury?
Last year we were treated to the sartorial delights of Sienna Miller in Scandi-chic, Dua Lipa in 2004-coded Versace, and the one and only Shania Twain in show stopping florals.
Glastonbury staples like Hunter wellies and Barbour jackets were seen on many an attendee, alongside lashings of leopard print and 00s favourite, the chain belt.
But these are 6 of our favourite standout Glastonbury inspired trends that we’ll be sporting all summer long...
The Slip Dress
© Samir HusseinWhere Alexa goes, we follow, and we adore this iteration of a slip dress that leans away from slinky, paired with a trusty Barbour. Put it this way, your Grandma would wholeheartedly approve.
In This Groove Mini Slip
Free People
A flirty favourite of ours, that is begging to be worn with biker books (or wellies depending on the weather) and knee high socks. We covet all 10 colours.
Sage Satin Halter Lace Detail Mini Dress
Rare London
We adore the halterneck detail and drop waist on this delicate sage mini. Team with a band t-shirt and leather jacket for Glasto, and a pair of kitten heels for any weddings you have this summer.
Lingerie Cami Slip Dress in Blue
Reclaimed Vintage
This lingerie-esque midi dress we reckon would get the Alexa Chung stamp of approval. Make like everyone's favourite style icon and team with a Barbour coat.
The Micro Shorts
© Getty ImagesYou simply can't talk about Glastonbury without mentioning the style icon that is Kate Moss and her iconic 00s fits to the festival. It's hard to pick a standout moment, but this micro shorts and waistcoat combo is a piece of fashion history in its own right.
Ballet Satin Mini Shorts
Jaded London
We adore the juxtaposition of delicate ballet-esque pink with a rock'n'roll itsy bitsy length. Team with boots in muddy festival fields and ballet pumps when on drier ground.
The Boyshort
Cou Cou Intimates
For those who feel seriously cheeky opt for this itsy-bitsy pair that border on underwear. Throw on with an oversized tshirt.
Broderie Bloomer
Fruity Booty
Possibly the cutest pair of bloomers in the entire world, with the broderie anglais overlay offering a little bit of extra coverage, and they're super soft too.
The 3D Florals
© Joe MaherNow this is how to do festival-wear with aplomb. We adored capes worn by Shania Twain and Janelle Monae on the famous Glastonbury stages, but accept that they might be considered slightly impractical for the 9-5, so we'll be slipping a top or accessory into our wardrobe rotation instead,
Blooming Jacquard Mini Dress
Sister Jane
Sister Jane are known for their super sweet pieces that won't break the bank. This dress is no exception and there's even a midi length white version that would be perfect for a town hall wedding.
Cream 3D Petal Crop Bandeau Top
River Island
We adore the sweet strapless detail on this River Island beauty. Team with the matching shorts and sling a denim shirt over the top to add an element of casual nonchalance.
Sunflower Petal Dress
Samanta Virginio
There are show stopping dresses and then there is this canary yellow masterpiece. Made in Italy using 100% Italian double organza silk, these sleeves were born to be worn swooshing around as one frolics through this summer.
The Moto Jacket
© Joseph OkpakoIf you wanted proof that the moto jacket isn't going anywhere, look no further than Little Simz performing on day four of the Somerset festival last year. We love the juxtaposition of pairing it with a slightly staid length midi skirt.
Christy Moto Jacket
Free People
This jacket is pure rock'n'roll business from the front with a touchy of whimsy when you turn around - thanks to the sweet star detail. Pair with a swooshing skirt or capri pants.
Unisex 1971 Moto Biker Jacket
Ed Hardy
Who doesn't love a bit of beloved 00s label Ed Hardy, for their perfectly rebellious pieces infused with a touch of eccentricity. This unisex jacket would look fantastic teamed with a bubble hem mini.
Faux Leather Motor Jacket
ONLY
A tried and tested shape in the ultimate classic shade. You'll get heaps of wear our of this hardworking jacket both during festival season and beyond!
The Kitsch Top
© Getty ImagesAfter all, Glastonbury is about fun and merriment, so why shouldn't this be reflected in your wardrobe! We adore Margot Robbie's take on festival dressing in 2017, opting for comfort in a nostalgic sweatshirt teamed with leggings and yellow-tinted sunglasses.
Fluffy Cat Print Graphic Slogan Tee
Joanie
Fun fact, this gorgeous kitty illustration is taken from a child's gard came in the 1950s. Consider us obsessed. card game, circa 1950s.
NW2 Mickey Mouse Leopard Sand Sweatshirt
George
Get the Margot Robbie look while picking up your milk and washing up liquid! Wear extra oversized and team with micro shorts to keep warm as the evening draws in.
White Animal Print T-shirt
Ganni
Ganni are known for their cute and quirky t-shirts that are guaranteed conversation starters and good-mood boosters. We're obsessed with the cutie pie factor of this offering.
The Boho Dress
© WireImageOf course, we had to picture this entry with the Boho style icon that is Sienna Miller. Spotted here in 2013 in a dreamy printed dress that looks incredibly comfortable, teamed with studded ankle boots and festival must-have - the crossbody bag.
Floral Kaya Maxi Dress
Nobody's Child
Nobody's Child are our current favourite go-to for dresses so pretty you'll want to wear them to picnics and birthday parties all summer long. Add a bit of rock'n'roll edge by teaming with studded accessories a lá Sienna.
Ruffled Maxi Dress
H&M
This dress gives real Florence and the Machine energy thanks to its super floaty ruffles and lace-up neckline. Throw over jeans for top-notch Bohemian energy.
Kimora Strapless Midi Dress
Forever New
Surely one of the prettiest dresses we've ever clapped eyes on, the easy-breezy silhouette makes it a dream to wear even in hot clammy climates (aka. the Pyramid Stage.)
How we chose:
Aesthetic: Letting the Glastonbury set guide me, I picked the coolest, Summeriest offerings I could find.
Price: I've selected items from a wide range of price points to try and suit most budgets, without compromising on quality.
Why you should trust me?
Working in fashion is simultaneously the best and worst thing that’s ever happened to me because spending all day surrounded by gorgeous pieces and trends lit a fire under my (already substantial) shopping habit. I love to shop. I live to shop, and summer ensembles are my jam. In a previous life, I worked in Personal Shopping, and I’m the person to take out with you if you want to be wholeheartedly talked into a purchase.
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