Womens Festival Outfits
Festivals are the perfect place to take fashion risks. Pair oversized shirts and dresses with a belt bag that's not your usual style.
If you're going to a festival, choose clothes that are easily washable. You can never go wrong with crop tops and tie-front tees!
1. Mini Skirt Mini skirts work well for festival wear, as long as they're paired with a comfy top and sturdy footwear. For protection against mud, spilled liquids, and rain, you should also bring bandanas.
To create a stylishly modern look, you can pair your mini skirts with classic black pumps, and a chunky father jacket. To add a feminine touch, use pointed nude heels and a round neck tee.
2. White Silky Top While it may seem silly at first to spend money on a festival outfit when you are trudging through mud to drink warm beer and wait in a long line, getting the right look can make a huge difference to your overall experience. Ailbhe Malone of Strategist magazine says you don't have break the bank when creating your festival ensemble.
She says that she is eyeing the white silky Sark blouse as a cool-girl essential at a fraction its Whistles cost. She notes it would pair well with an open vest in a West Side Story style.
Jiaras says cargo pants are a must-have for festival goers in 2018. She notes that they flatter your figure and hug you. Wear these versatile items with anything, from sandals and a t-shirt for a classic festival vibe to chunky jewelry and bandanas if you want a rock and roll vibe.
3. White and gold Heart Cowgirl Boots Fashionistas who look forward to an unforgettable summer music experience will have no other opportunity to express their creativity than during this season. At music festivals, you can showcase your style in many ways.
When choosing concert clothing, comfort should always be the first priority. Wearing shoes with proper support is essential for long hours of standing, walking and dancing.
These cowgirls boots with white and golden hearts are perfect for any summer festival. Combine them with casual looks like a black tank and denims shorts to create a stylish casual ensemble. The classic leather western belt makes a stunning accessory. Tie it around the waist of your jeans, or wear it on top of a T shirt for the perfect festival look!
4. Sunglasses Jiaras enjoys injecting some humor into her festival outfits by donning eyewear that stands out. "Funky eyewear can help conceal the fact that I have only slept a total of 24 hours over 24 days and screamed 'one last tune' ever since dawn!" She explains.
She recommends including a belt bag (also referred to as a bum bag or waist bag) in your festival gear, saying these accessories can be particularly handy during hot or rainy events. They're designed so you can carry your essentials without feeling weighed down. This leaves both hands available to jump from stage to stage or dodge large crowds of people around water fountains.
Other sunnies to take along to festivals should reflect the runway trends for 2022, including Y2K-inspired twists of classic aviators and Wayfarers as well cat-eye style and logo-covered frame.
5. Belt Bag You want to be cute at music festivals but you also need to be practical. Your outfits and behavior are likely to be the focus of YouTube clips featuring the festival fail army.
Belt bags are the perfect way to store your essentials, such as your wallet, phone and keys. The belt bag is the perfect size to fit under your hoodie, or even over your miniskirt.
The lightweight poncho is a great choice for protection against both heat and rain. Just avoid ones made from materials like suede, fur or leather as these won't stand up well against heat, humidity and spilled drinks. Or opt for one with half-zip closure so it can easily fit over your body.
6. Pink Bandana Festivals are a great place to try out new styles in a fun, safe environment. Wearing fishnets and oversized denim shirt dresses or kimono style cardsigans with mega ripped jeans is just one example of how you can push the boundaries with festival fashion.
Pink bandanas can be a versatile accessory that will add whimsy to any outfit. Pink is a gender-neutral color, which has no association with crime or gangs. However, it adds femininity and country charm to any look. It can be used as a neck scarve, to tie back your hair, to create flower crowns, or even to decorate your backpack. This accessory is essential for every festival wardrobe.
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