Festivals offer the perfect opportunity to try out new fashion combinations. For example, you can pair oversized shirts with dresses or a belt bag. Clothing items should be easily washable. Festivals can get messy. You can never go wrong with crop tops and tie-front tees! 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. For a more modern, effortless look, wear your mini skirt with a classic black pump and oversized dad 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. Ailbhe Malone is the Strategist's editor and she says that you do not need to break your bank to create a 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 believes cargo trousers will be an essential piece for festival goers this year, noting their flattering fit and "hugging your figure." These versatile pieces can be worn with sandals and a T-shirt to create a classic festival look, or you can add an edge and layer up chunky jewelry while wearing bandanas. 3. White and Gold Hearts Boots This season is the perfect time for fashionistas to show their individuality. You can express your personality at music festivals in a variety of ways, from boho chic to 1990s style. When choosing concert clothing, comfort should always be the first priority. Long hours spent walking, standing and dancing can take their toll on feet; thus wearing shoes that offer proper support should be an absolute priority. 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. This classic leather belt is a great accessory. Wear it with jeans or over a t-shirt to create the perfect festival outfit! 4. Sunglasses Jiaras likes to add a little humor to her festival outfits with eyewear that stands apart. "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 adding a waist bag (also called a bumbag) to your festival attire, saying that these accessories can be especially handy during hot or wet 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. 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'll want to look great at music fests, but practicality is just as important. You don't want your attire or behavior to be the subject of viral YouTube videos featuring festival fail army (i.e. those hilarious, viral YouTube videos that have become a internet phenomenon). The perfect place to keep your essentials such a phone, wallet or keys is a belt pouch. It is not too bulky or large, and fits easily under a hoodie. A lightweight poncho or cagoule is another great option, providing protection from both rain and heat. It's best to avoid materials like leather, suede and fur as they will not stand up to humidity, heat or spilled drinks. Choose a half-zip to make it easier for you to wear. 6. Pink Bandana Festivals offer the ideal venue to experiment with your style in an enjoyable, safe setting. Festival fashion lets you push the boundaries and have fun. Wear fishnets with an oversized denim shirtdress or kimono-style cardigans with mega-ripped Jeans. Pink bandanas add fun to any outfit. Pink is a neutral color that has no associations with gangs, crime or gangsters. It adds feminine charm to any outfit while also injecting country charm. 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. Check out these options for your festival wardrobe: festival outfits 2 piece