The end of lockdown is in sight and summer festivals are just on the horizon! Many are already dreaming of what their summer of festival freedom might look like. You may be planning to spend your festival weekends sipping vino and dancing the night away with your friends at your tent. Boogying to the sweet music that plays from the main stage from afar sounds like a safe option! You may be planning on pushing your way to the front of a heaving crowd, covered in glittery sweat

As the UK heads back to normalcy, sitting on a field in the sunshine with stray glitter in unwashed hair as music thumps in the background seems almost in reach. We know that festivals are first and foremost about the music and making memories, but it doesn’t hurt to look good. Whilst there is some generally recognised festival staples, such as shorts, wellies, flower crowns, etc., there are so many festivals in the UK, each hugely variant in what they have to offer, and each

Switch up the norm The cancellation of the 50th Glastonbury Festival last summer was a disappointment for many, and with no festivals going forward in the UK in 2020, it’s been an uneventful year. Despite the upset caused, it does bring one positive however, that not as many outfits have been worn once and then never again. Sustainable festival brands are harder to find for festivals, mostly because festival season coincides with summer, and so it is easier to categorise them