What Clothes To Wear To A Festival

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It''s summer, so that means festivals. But it also means a good deal of rain, particularly during weekends and bank holidays.

For example, you know it must be Glastonbury weekend if it is sunny all week then decides to rain for the weekend. The same can be said for Reading and Leeds in August. This has even more bad luck because it coincides with a bank holiday, so you can bet all your savings on its being wet and grey.

Rain and tents equals bad news. Add in some thick mud, no real washing facilities and thousands of people and fashion is probably the last thing on your mind. However, it doesn''t mean you should forget all sense of style.

So what clothes and shoes should you adorn yourself in to stay warm, beat the sunburn if the sun does make an appearance, stay comfortable and as dry as possible without looking like your parents before they go walking along the South Downs in winter?

The ultimate festival fashion must-have are wellies. Thanks to the likes of Kate Moss and Sienna Miller, even your mum''s pair of plain old green ones for doing the garden have become cool. But seeing as mum won''t ...
... let you pinch hers, instead go for something a little brighter, patterned or even with a wedged heel.

A pair of rubber wellies is not where your feet want to be if the temperature does rise however. Sandals are a girls'' best friend and are splattered across the high street again this summer. The best styles should be covered in straps so that you won''t loose your shoes in the sticky mud.

Your outerwear for the duration of the festival is likely going to be a ''pac a macs'' so funk yours up by adding a straw trilby and printed scarf. Not only will these keep you warm and a tad bit drier, they will also prevent major sunburn if the sun does decide to make an appearance.

Clothes wise you want flower prints and you want them on everything. From skirts to dresses, tops to hoodies, the paisley flower effect will add a little touch of femininity to your wellington boots and oversized parka combo.

Not only are shorts the most stylish thing to wear on your legs this summer, but they mean you can retain some level of decency when you decide to crowd surf your way to the main stage. #Pen name# has always had a love of fashion, and closely follows the latest trends. They recommend clothes from New Look, who have a great range at affordable prices.