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06 November, 2016 / Hulk Themes / COMMENTS (0)

Stick To The Classics

If you’re after a failsafe festival outfit that doesn’t scream try-hard, it’s difficult to go wrong with a leather biker jacket worn with slim jeans and Chelsea boots.

Aside from consisting of largely wipe-clean pieces, a slim or straight-leg will be significantly easier to traipse around in for two days than, say, a stiff pair of drainpipe skinny jeans, and Smith recommends opting for raw denim “which is very hard wearing.”

Better yet, the constituent parts of this outfit form the basis of countless evergreen outfits and benefit from a little roughing up to acquire a worn-in, vintage look. So get in that mosh pit.

Don’t Store Valuables In Your Tent

Aside from all the stuff you need to cart around, a tent is not the most secure place to leave valuables. “It’s essential to have everything that matters with you,” says Giles Farnham, head of the River Island Style Studio.

Backpacks are easily the most effective way of lug your goods around, plus they require no hands, leaving room for a drink in each. “It’s perhaps the ultimate male accessory, not to mention a very practical and essential festival item,” adds Farnham.

If a bulging backpack feels a bit much, or you don’t want to slum it with your fancy sports-luxe one, try a cross-body bag instead. “The cooler alternative to a bum bag, they look great and are ideal for carrying all your festival needs,” adds to ASOS’ Lawrence.