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Festivals can be the perfect environment to take those fashion risks that you've always wanted to. Try pairing oversized dresses or shirts with an unconventional waist belt bag. Choose clothing that is easily washable in case of a spill. Crop tops or tie-front tees never fail! 1. Mini Skirt Mini skirts can be a stylish option at festivals, especially when worn with tops that are comfortable and solid shoes. If you attend a beach or desert festival, bandanas will provide protection from the sun, mud, rain, and spilled drink. If you want to create a modern look with a mini skirt, try pairing it with black classic pumps and a chunky jacket. A round neck tee also works nicely; to add feminine flair use nude pointed heels. 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. Strategist editor Ailbhe Malone notes that you don't need to break the bank to create your festival ensemble. She says she's eyeing this white silky top from Sark as a cool-girl staple at a fraction of its Whistles price point, noting it would pair nicely over an open vest for a West Side Story moment. Jiaras believes cargo trousers will be an essential piece for festival goers this year, noting their flattering fit and "hugging your figure." Wear these versatile pieces with anything from sandals and T-shirt for the classic festival vibe, or add an edge by layering up chunky jewelry and wearing bandanas for a rock 'n' 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. Boho chic to 90s fashion are all ways you can show your individuality at music fests! When it comes to choosing concert attire, comfort always comes first. Comfort is paramount when choosing concert attire. The white and gold heart cowgirl boot is a perfect addition to any summer festival. They look adorable with denim shorts and a black tank. 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 likes to add a little humor to her festival outfits with eyewear that stands apart. "Funky sunnies can help disguise the fact you have slept only 24 hours in 24 day and that you have been screaming one more tune since dawn!" She explains. She suggests including a beltbag (also known as a bumbag or waist bag) to your festival gear. These accessories are especially useful during rainy or hot events. The bags are designed for essentials to be carried without adding weight, leaving you with both hands free to navigate crowds or hop from stage-to-stage. The 2022 runway trend for sunnies is a mix of classic aviators, wayfarers, cat-eyes and frames covered with logos. 5. Belt Bag It's important to not only look cute, but also be practical when attending music festivals. The last thing you'd want is to have your festival fails army clips (the hilarious viral YouTube videos) based on your appearance or behavior be used as the basis for viral YouTube clips. Your essentials such as your phone, wallet and keys need somewhere safe to rest; a belt bag makes the ideal companion. It's not too large or bulky and can be worn under a jacket or mini skirt. It is also possible to use a lightweight poncho/cagoule as a way to stay dry and cool in the rain. You should avoid those made from suede or leather. These materials will not hold up against humidity, heat and spilled liquids. Choose a half-zip to make it easier for you to wear. 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 make for versatile accessories and can add some fun to your 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. Use it as a neck scarf, tie back hair back with it, create flower crowns from it or decorate your backpack - this accessory should be part of any festival wardrobe! These festival outfits will suit any occasion: festival outfits beginning boutique