Festivals are the perfect place to take fashion risks. Pair oversized shirts and dresses with a belt bag that's not your usual style. Clothing items should be easily washable. Festivals can get messy. Crop tops or tie-front tees never fail! 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. If you want to create a modern look with a mini skirt, try pairing it with black classic pumps and a chunky jacket. The round necked tee is also a good option. For a feminine twist, add nude pointed shoes. 2. White Silky top Although it might seem silly, the right festival attire can improve your experience. It doesn't cost a lot of money either! Ailbhe Malone, Strategist Editor, says that creating your festival outfit doesn't have to be expensive. 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, 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 to any festival, whether it's sandals with a T shirt for a classic vibe or layering chunky jewelry. 3. White and Gold Hearts Cowgirl Boots Fashionistas looking forward to an incredible summer music festival experience have no better opportunity to express themselves than at this season. Music festivals are a great place to show off your unique style. When it comes to choosing concert attire, comfort always comes first. The feet can suffer from long hours of dancing, standing and walking. Therefore, wearing shoes that support the feet is absolutely essential. These cowgirls boots with white and golden hearts are perfect for any summer festival. For a cute casual outfit, pair them with black tank tops and denim shorts. This leather western belt is an attractive accessory on its own. Wear it over your T-shirt or jeans for the best festival outfit. 4. Sunglasses Jiaras is known for adding a sense of humor to festival attire with her eyewear. "Funky sunglasses can help mask the fact that you have only slept 24 hours in 24 days and have been screaming 'one more tune' 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. 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 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 You'll want to look great at music fests, but practicality is just as important. After all, the last thing you want is for your outfits or behavior at these events to become the subject of viral YouTube clips featuring festival fail army videos (ie those hilarious viral YouTube clips that have become an internet phenomenon). Your essentials such as your phone, wallet and keys need somewhere safe to rest; a belt bag makes the ideal companion. It is not too bulky or large, and fits easily under a hoodie. The lightweight poncho is a great choice for protection against both heat and rain. Avoid those made of materials such as suede, leather, or fur, because they won't hold up to heat, humidity, and spilled beverages. You can also choose a jacket with a half zip closure to allow it to easily fit over the body. 6. Pink Bandana Festivals allow you to be creative and experiment in a safe, fun 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 have a variety of uses and can bring a new level of fun to an 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. Use it for a scarf around your neck, to tie hair back or create flower crowns. You could even use it to decorate a backpack. No matter what your festival attire needs are, check out this list.: festival outfits blue