the evolution of festival fashion.

For me, "festival fashion" is generally what I'd normally wear, with a bunch of glitter and maybe a fun hair accessory, as you can tell if you take a look at my previous posts about Bestival and Isle of Wight Festival. I have to admit that I'm a sucker for practical clothing at festivals, as long as it has a fun edge to it.

I've teamed up with New Look to show you how festival fashion has evolved over the years, and to give you my spin on some appropriate outfits.

First things first: have a look at this fun timeline! Click through to see all the different trends.

Festival Fashion Timeline by New Look

My first outfit is a super cute look, with light and summery colours. Probably the most on-trend look of the three, but still super comfy and easy. The bag is from Primark & has a zip, which is essential to make sure nothing falls out/no one can reach in to pinch your things!

• New Look flower crown +

• ASOS smock dress

• Primark belt & bag

• New Look sandals +

Next is a more grungey look, something to wear on a rainy day - which is pretty likely at a British festival - or in the evening when it starts to get chilly. Yes, I've included a bobble hat. If you've ever been to a festival, you'll know how cold it can get at night, even in the middle of summer! Boots of some kind are always a good idea too, whether they be wellies or Dr Martens!

• Zara bobble hat

• New Look knitted kimono +

• New Look leather-look backpack +

• New Look crop top +

• American Apparel jeans

• Dr Martens boots

And finally, my take on a bohemian outfit - complete with oversized flowers and lots of glitter! I always take this big daisy to festivals, as well as numerous pots of glitter. This dress has beads and sequins on it that you can't quite make out in these photos, but I've accentuated their rose-gold colour with my sandals and a watch. Always, always wear a watch to a festival!

• Primark daisy

• New Look dress +

• Next watch +

• Zara sandals

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