2017 outfit ideas and fashion essentials to keep you looking cool, come rain or shine
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It's that festival madness time of year, where the denim shorts, crop tops, wellies and those floral headbands (unfortunately) all make a guest appearance.
Now this is no steaming hot Coachella , the trick to dressing for a British festival, where we can go through all seasons in one day, is to pile on the layers.
Come rain or shine these ten wardrobe essentials will help you to survive in style.
What to wear to V Festival 2017 this weekend...
1. Coat
For the downpours that always happen when you're at the front of the stage, a parka or a mac will save you.
2. Dress
Invest in a floral dress for a festival. It will look great under a coat and with big boots, or if you're lucky enough to have sunshine you won't be boiling hot and you'll be channeling some feminine glamour. Win - win.
3. Ankle Boots
When wading through mud or skipping through the grass, you'll need a stable boot. Opt for a little height to make yourself feel more rock chick and think Kate Moss meets Sienna Miller with embroidery and studs. Plus they're way easier to walk around in than heavy wellies.
4. Cross Body Bag
Bag yourself a metallic cross body for festival season. Not only is it a great option but zips are essential, so when you're dancing or stumbling back to your tent, all your worldly possessions won't fall out.
5. Sunglasses
Stick to classic sunglasses shapes for festivals. Wayfarer or aviator shapes will instantly make you look and feel rock and roll. Plus, at £5.99 its no real hardship if you lose them in the mud.
6. Jewellery
When clothes have been covered in mud or alcohol, a pair of earrings will lift your overall look. We advise bigger the better.
7. Denim shorts
Denim shorts are an essential for a festival, whether you're going for a day or the full weekend - sometimes more! Be aware of those pairs that show off a little too much, so be tactful with your fringing. Remember, less is more.
8. Gypsy blouse
Channel some real boho style with a gypsy blouse paired with your denim cut-offs and ankle boots. A quick and easy way to look like you've made loads of effort, without actually having to.
9. Hat
When you've run out of dry shampoo, put your fedora style hat on for a chic and clever cover-up.
10. ANYTHING sequined
Always remember that when you've packed or got ready that you need some sequins. As important as clothes themselves, don't restrict yourself to just wearing sequins at the Christmas party. The ultimate party embellishment is your must-have.