6 Celeb Approved Festival Outfits We'd Happily Wear to Glastonbury and Beyond

And just like that, festival season rolls around for another year. Just when we'd packed away our tents, and gotten used to the daily commute, its time to start drafting our out of office notifications. Hurrah! But once the group chat is set up, the tickets are secured, and your calendar is cleared, next on the list is what you're going to wear, and festival fashion isn't always easy to get right.

Hear the term "festival fashion" and you'll likely think flower crowns, body glitter and waterproof ponchos, but with Kate Moss, Alexa Chung and Sienna Miller on our daily moodboards, it makes sense to study their approach to festival dressing too. Yes, we need to take into consideration comfort, wearability and of course, the Great British weather, but there's no need to have to compromise on style too. Looking back through the archives of celeb fashion throws out. some amazing looks (and who could forget Kate Moss in those teeny, tiny denim cut offs?), and as it turns out, the best Glastonbury ensembles are often the easiest to recreate.

Before you pack a load of crochet and fancy dress accessories—pause. There is so much more to festivalwear than channelling Woodstock. This year we're taking notes from Dua Lipa, Gemma Chan and Lily James and making the most out of everyday wardrobes for the trip to Worthy Farm. Expect plenty of flat shoes, clever layering and outfit-elevating jewellery, and sorry sequins and sparkles, you didn't make the cut (this time).

So if you're looking for Glastonbury outfit inspiration from the best dressed in the biz, keep scrolling to see six failsafe 'fits that celebs will likely be reincarnating, and how to get the look at home.

1. Double Denim + Cowboy Boots

Style Notes: Starting as we mean to go on (that is, with an easy to assemble outfit that ticks all of the right boxes), Sienna Miller's double denim look is masterclass in making laidback feel luxe. We've all got a pair of denim shorts in the back of our wardrobes, and throwing them on with a similar shirt and a belt brings the whole outfit together. Chic, no? Cleverly though, we've swapped out Sienna's heeled boot for a flat one to give you extra mileage. You can thank us later.

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2. Wax Jacket + Mini Dress + Boots

Style Notes: The easiest way to make a sensible jacket feel party ready? A slinky mini dress of course. Slip dresses really can do it all, and Lily James shows that the LBD isn't just for evenings by adding a sturdy ankle boot and a waterproof coat. We're filing this look under "ready for any weather".

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3. Printed Blouse + Denim Shorts + Ankle Boots

Style Notes: There's something about an outdoor festival that lends itself well to Western references, and I have a feeling we're about to see a lot of Stetson styling in 2024 thanks to the release of Cowboy Carter. Beyoncé aside, Laura Whitmore's tastefully executed fedora + denim + ankle boot 'fit manages to avoid all clichés and would be perfectly placed in the VIP section after a refreshing night of glamping. (But don't be afraid to pack a spare pair of tights, just in case).

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4. Reworked Athleisure

Style Notes: If you can't wear your jogging bottoms to a festival, how about the next best thing? As Dua Lipa proves, track pants, trainers and sporty stripes can feel fresh with a strappy top and statement sunnies. The Moto aesthetic is a Gen-Z favourite that isn't going anywhere soon, and we can back any trend that prioritises comfort to this degree. Sporty spice, eat your heart out.

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5. Printed Mini Dress + Wellies

Style Notes: That cute mini you bought back in spring and have been patiently waiting to wear will come into its own this festival season. Forget age old tropes about what dressing for a festival should look like and most the most of your own style, albeit with some practical adjustments. If it's muddy, wellies will be a godsend, and when the sun comes out again you'll appreciate a light and breezy outfit that gives you all of the room to move you need.

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6. Graphic T-Shirt + Mini Skirt

Style Notes: Have you heard the news? Graphic tees are back! From logos to slogans, it pays to say it with your chest this spring/summer, and there's no better place than a festival to lean into playful dressing. Thank you Gemma Chan, for reminding us a) how much we missed said t-shirts, and b) just how good white denim can look when the sun is out. Those tired of blue denim shorts, consider this your 2024 alternative, especially when paired with a knee-high boot.

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