Music booms through speakers as the warm summers sun sets on the thousands that are dancing in fields having the time of their life – that festival feeling is like no other! One thing that catches your eye at a festival is the sheer amount of glitter. The way it catches the light and makes the outfit come together, covering yourself in glitter has been a festival trend for many years. But surely it can’t be good for the environment to have trillions of tiny pieces of plastic

I can vividly remember the trip to my first music concert and later, to my first Woodstock-style festival. I was 13, perhaps 14 years old at that time. Too early, I think now but back then, I was (in my own opinion) almost an adult! These experiences – it as a revolution of sort. To be and listen closely to the music, uniting in this way with other people. As if the line between ‘me’ and ‘them’ become blurry. As if I discovered at that time a new previously unknown world: the

For most people in their twenties the first thing that comes to mind when they think about summer is probably festivals. It is five days of craziness, non-stop singing, dancing, ruining your eardrums and vocal cords, drowning in mud or dust and not getting any sleep. But most importantly, it is five days of fun and freedom and fashion plays a huge part of it. At festivals you can set your creativity free and show a different, crazier or more confident side of you. Unfortunate