Glastonbury Outfit Ideas 2024 - What to Wear to Festivals This Summer

Fashion lovers will know the pure thrill that is planning your festival outfit. Whether you’re getting glam at Glasto, raving at Reading, or boogying at Boardmasters this summer, allow me to take one element of festival prep off your hands. I’ve put together five festival outfits featuring all sorts of festival staples including crochet, bum bags, wellies, fringing…you name it, I’ve thought of it.

Glastonbury festival is mere weeks away, and if you’re lucky enough to have tickets, I’m sure you’ll have started thinking about what to pack. Despite the fact the toilets are less than lovely and you might have to forego a shower for a few days, you’ll still want to look and feel your best for the weekend. I’m the type of girl who never plans an outfit, which often gets me into trouble, so this time I decided to give my festival outfits for summer 2024 some extra thought.

I know not everyone likes to dress up for festivals, but some of us certainly do! I love a bit of fringing and if it’s sunny, you’ll want to ditch the layers in the daytime at least and wear some itsy bitsy shorts to get some sun on those legs (don’t forget SPF!). Shorts are a must at Glasto (or any other festival for that matter), but you’ll also want to pack a raincoat, a pair of wellies and a few pairs of sandals too. Hopefully below you’ll find everything you need (but I’ve added in a festival checklist just in case).

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Glastonbury festival packing list

Use this handy checklist to ensure you’ve got everything you need before you go to the festival.

Festival essentials

Tent
Sleeping bag
Pillow
Roll mat or air bed
Camping chairs (optional, but very useful)
Head torch or regular torch
Reusable water bottle
Portable speaker
Rucksack
Battery pack
Coolbox

Beauty products

SPF
Makeup bag (including foundation, concealer, powder, blusher, bronzer, eyeliner, mascara, eyeshadow, setting spray, etc.)
Glitter
Vaseline or lip balm
Dry shampoo
Body wipes
Hand sanitiser
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Face wash, moisturiser, serums and eye cream.
Compact mirror.

Clothing, shoes accessories

Boots: 1 x wellies, 1 x comfy boots
1 x pair of sandals
Statement jewellery
1 or 2 x bags: crossbody, backpacks or bum bag.
1 x band T-shirt
1 x comfy top
1 x pair of denim shorts
1 x long skirt
1 x midi dress
Jackets: 1 x rainproof jacket, 1 x comfy jacket like a leather or bomber
1 x pair of sunglasses
1 x hat
1 x pair of PJs

Misc

Festival tickets and ID
Cash and cards
First aid kit

Look 1: Cute in crochet

If you’re lucky enough to have bagged a ticket to a festival like Glasto, you’re gonna want a look that sets you apart from the crowd.

With lots of A-list Glasto style to swoon over (Kate Moss, Alex Chung, were looking at you), attention worthy attire usually involves a midi dress. If the sun is shining, add a pair of sandals. I love this pair from Birkenstock!

Crochet high neck midi dress in beige, £36, Vila at ASOS – buy now
Amarillo Tote Bag, £200, Free People buy now
Tan Suede Western Jacket, £329, Mint Velvet buy now
Cannes Natural Leather Sandals, £205, Birkenstock – buy now

Look 2: Co-ordinated colour

For those that won’t be traipsing about in wellies, here’s the look for you.

Nothing is easier to wear than a co-ord and this colourful set from Sezane is just the ticket. With a comfy pair of sandals and basket bag to accessories it, you’ll be all set for a daytime adventure. If you’re more comfort inclined and the thought of wearing sandals to a festival makes you want to squirm, a pair of high top Converse will never fail you.

Dari Blouse, £100, Sezane buy now
Tyson Shorts, £100, Sezane buy now
Straw Bucket Bag, £130, Jigsaw buy now
Fracap Ola Sandals, £175, TOAST buy now

Look 3: Rainy day look

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the UK is partial to a bit of rain so you need to be prepared with a rain-proof outfit. This Stutterheim jacket is a worthy investment, and so are this pair of Hunters. If they’re a little out of budget, check out these Hunter boots dupes instead.

Sleeveless Button Shirt Dress in Light Blue Wash, £36.99, Miss Selfridge buy now
Mosebacke Lightweight Raincoat, £165, Stutterheim buy now
Women’s Original Short Wellington Boots, £125, Hunter buy now
Round Mini Shoulder Bag, £14.90, Uniqlo buy now

Look 4: Stay comfy

Comfy? Check. Cool? Check, check and check!

With 90s elements like a band tee and oversized leather jacket, this outfit is the ultimate ode to old school ravers. Plus, it’s also bang-on-trend with the football-core must a pair of Adidas trainers.

Pink Floyd Graphic Boyfriend T-Shirt, £45, Anthropologie buy now
BDG Dex Detroit Brown Faux Leather Workwear Jacket, £79, Urban Outfitters buy now
OneTeaspoon Frankies Cutoff Shorts, £98, Free People buy now
SL 72 Trainers in Scarlet Red White Black, £79.99, adidas at Office buy now
Quilted Mini Bag, £45, COS buy now

Look 5: Fringe festival

Glasto is the perfect place to go a little extra. This fringed jacket comes in a few different colours, including gold. Add matching face paint and you’ll fit right in.