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. If you're going to a festival, choose clothes that are easily washable. Always go for a crop top or a tee with ties in the front! 1. Mini Skirt Mini skirts make an excellent festival outfit option, provided they are worn with comfortable tops and sturdy shoes - avoid strappy sandals which might slip off in the heat, wear rain boots to protect from mud, rain and spilled drinks, as well as bring bandanas for protection if attending beach or desert festivals. To create a stylishly modern look, you can pair your mini skirts with classic black pumps, and a chunky father jacket. Round neck tees also work well; for a more feminine look, try 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 mentions that this white silky Sark shirt is a staple cool-girl piece at a fraction Whistles' price. She also notes that it would go well over an open vest, giving a West Side Story feel. Jiaras, a festival expert, believes cargo pants will be a key piece this year for festival-goers. She says that the trousers flattering fit "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 Hearts 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! Comfort is always the priority when selecting concert attire. Comfort is paramount when choosing concert attire. These white and gold cowgirl boots make a great statement at any summer event, be it a music festival, an arts festival or a sports 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 shades can help you mask the fact that your only slept for 24 hours and have been screaming, 'one more song' 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. They're designed to hold essentials without weighing you down while leaving both hands free for stage hopping or dodging large crowds of people at water coolers. Other sunglasses that you should consider taking to music festivals for this year include Y2K inspired twists on classic aviators & wayfarers along with cat-eye styles & logo-covered frames. 5. Belt Bag It's important to not only look cute, but also be practical when attending music festivals. Your outfits and behavior are likely to be the focus of YouTube clips featuring the festival fail army. A belt bag is the perfect companion for your essentials like your phone, wallet, and keys. This belt bag fits under a mini skirt or hoodie without being too big or bulky. The lightweight poncho is a great choice for protection against both heat and rain. If you want to protect yourself from heat, humidity or spilled drink, avoid any made of suede, fur, or leather. If you want to fit it over your body, choose one with a zip-up half closure. 6. Pink Bandana Festivals offer the ideal venue to experiment with your style in an enjoyable, safe setting. Festival fashion is a great way to experiment and push boundaries. Pink bandanas make for versatile accessories and can add some fun to your outfit. Pink adds a feminine touch to any outfit, while adding 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: what to wear to a 90s festival