Festival outfit inspiration: Your festival fashion guide for summer 2024

Kate Moss and Sienna Miller made tassel jackets a festival staple. This fringed faux leather biker jacket by House of Sunny has a boxy, oversized silhouette with cool dropped shoulders and an asymmetric zip.

If in doubt – a dress and chunky boots every time. Arguably always in fashion, leopard print is trending this summer and I love this mini dress for a festival. You could also style it with trainers or chunky sandals, just add an oversized leather jacket, stylish sunnies and you’re ready to go.

I love these gold sequin shorts styled with a dark graphic tee, but they’d also look amazing with a bralet and oversized jacket at a sunny festival this summer.

An easy go-to – wear this Ganni tee with distressed denim shorts and black cowboy boots for understated festival style.

You probably know Rixo for their coveted floral dresses, but don’t sleep on the accessories. The Menno silk scarf makes the perfect multipurpose piece – wear it in your hair or as a handkerchief top.

I’m obsessed with AllSaints dresses, and if you like your festival ‘fits to have a bit of sparkle, this AllSaints maxi shows just the right amount of skin. It looks amazing with an oversized leather gilet.

You can’t go wrong with a lightweight parka in the British weather and this one is such a bargain from ASOS. Cut to a relaxed silhouette, it’s hooded and crafted from a water resistant fabric – chuck it on as soon as the rain appears.

Lean into the western trend with a pair of cowboy boots you can wear with literally everything. I love this real leather pair from Dune, which come in a classic mid-calf silhouette – and they’re now on sale. They feature stitch detailing, a functional pull tab and a 6.5cm Cuban heel that’s a comfortable as flats.

Never underestimate the appeal of a mini dress you can pull on quickly and still look chic. Festival dressing can definitely be feminine and this floral dress comes in the ideal smock cut.

This Mango maxi hits the crochet and sheer trend in one. Made from a cotton-blend lurex fabric, it features an all-over open geometric pattern, long sleeves and a round neckline.

Channel Sienna Miller in a double denim look with these popular shorts from H&M. Available in several different shades, they’re just £15.99, and are cut with a regular waist in a slightly stretchy denim.

I’d love this bandeau top styled with denim cut offs, wide-leg trousers or even wide-leg jeans. You’ll want to wear it long after the festival season.

So, there are some obvious downsides to wearing a jumpsuit at a festival (one word: portaloos), but it would be totally worth it to look this effortlessly stylish. The chicest way to wear the cargo trend, throw it on with a pair of trainers or chunky boots and shades.

With its adjustable cross-body strap and slouchy style, Roka’s Farringdon bag is festival perfection. Available in a whole collection of colours, it has just the right amount of space for your phone, lipstick, ID and other essentials, with multiple inside pockets. It’s made from a weather-resistant Taslon, so it’s super durable even in heavy rain.

If the sun is out, these & Other Stories sandals are totally suitable for dancing or trekking from tent to tent. Made from real leather with a durable Polyurethane sole, they feature a platform and studded detail.

Inspired by Ibiza, this sequin mini skirt was made for a weekend of dancing. Wear it with a white or go all out in an equally glitzy bikini top.