Festivals are the perfect place to take fashion risks. Pair oversized shirts and dresses with a belt bag that's not your usual style. You should choose clothing that you can wash easily if necessary. Never fail with crop tops or tees with a tie-front! 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. Alternatively, for an effortlessly modern look with your mini skirt, pair it with classic black pumps and a chunky dad jacket. A round neck tee also works nicely; to add feminine flair use nude pointed heels. 2. White Silky Bottom The thought of worrying about what you should wear at a festival may seem ridiculous when you are walking through mud, waiting in a line for beer or mucking around with muddy boots. But getting your look right can really enhance the event and it doesn't even have to cost much! 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's eyeing a white silky Sark top as a cool girl staple for a fraction the price of Whistles. It would look great over a vest to create a West Side Story moment. Jiaras says cargo pants are a must-have for festival goers in 2018. She notes that they flatter your figure and hug you. 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 Boots There is no better way to express yourself than this season for those who are anticipating an amazing summer music festival. You can express your personality at music festivals in a variety of ways, from boho chic to 1990s style. Comfort is always the priority when selecting concert attire. 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. You can pair them up with a casual ensemble like denim and black shorts or a tank top for a casual, cute look. 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 is known for adding a sense of humor to festival attire with her eyewear. "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 says that a belt bag, also known as a bumbag, waist bag, or a hip bag can come in handy for hot and rainy festivals. They're designed so you can carry your essentials without feeling weighed down. This leaves both hands available to jump from stage to stage or dodge large crowds of people around water fountains. 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. 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). A belt bag provides a safe place for all your essentials including your phone wallet and keys. Not too large or bulky, it fits neatly under a hoodie or over your mini skirt for easy portability. It is also possible to use a lightweight poncho/cagoule as a way to stay dry and cool in the rain. It's best to avoid materials like leather, suede and fur as they will not stand up to humidity, heat or spilled drinks. Opt for a hoodie with a zipper closure that can be easily worn over your shoulders. 6. Pink Bandana Festivals allow you to be creative and experiment in a safe, fun environment. You can experiment with your style at festivals by wearing fishnets or an oversized denim dress with a kimono cardigan, or pairing a kimono with ripped jeans. Pink bandanas have a variety of uses and can bring a new level of fun to an outfit. As a gender neutral color without any associations to gangs or crime, pink adds feminine appeal while simultaneously injecting country charm into any look. This accessory is a must-have for any festival wardrobe. You can use it as a scarf, to tie your hair back, or even decorate your backpack. These festival outfits will suit any occasion: festival outfits 80s