2. Denim shorts have to be a must on any festival goers wardrobe and these stressed denim boyfriend shorts are inexpensive at £24.99, again from River Island.
3. Glastonbury is known to be a wet festival, last year we were lucky and no rain fell at all and the sun was glorious. But being England we can't always rely on the fact it's summer not to downpour so wellingtons are an essential part of your festival wear and what better wellies to have than Hunter ones. You can pick Hunters up in most retail shops. I found a reasonable priced pair on uttingsoutdoors.co.uk for £45.99.
4. A thin jacket is a must, last years Glastonbury it was a God send to have a jacket when the sun was beaming on me all day just to cover up. Tassels are a huge trend right now with 60/70's fashion never being so chic. Topshop have a great tassel suede patches jacket for £50.00 and the colour means it will go with all your outfits as well.
5. A tent is clearly needed for a festival and what better one to have than a 3-4 man tent covered in sunflowers. In a field full of tents this will certainly stand out and priced at £39.99 it's a steal. You can pick this tent up at Funkyleisure.co.uk
6. As the festival, especially Glasto that lasts five days, goes on the prospect of flip flops isn't extremely appealing to me so this year I've opted for a limited edition high top converse in Union Jacket. With the Royal Wedding fever, the Union Jack has never been so fabulous and I for one am happy to show how patriotic I am with my footwear. The best prices for these trainers is ebay so happy bidding.
7. I'm really challenging my inner hippy at the moment and what could be better than not one but two peace rings in gold and sliver from Urban Outfitters. They are retailing at £10.00 for both and they will give a fresh hippy twist to any outfits and what better place to show peace and love than Glastonbury?
8. A hat is a must and this year I've gone from my usual trilby to a mini boater. This boater is from ASOS and with it's flower detailing it gives it a feminine feel and for £14.00 if the hat is trashed by the time you leave the festival, lets face it you won't be that dis hearted.
9. I love a good Maxi and this tie dyed one from Bird by Juicy Couture couldn't be more perfect for festival wear. This dress can be bought online from Net-a-porter costing £305.00 but with this Maxi you will certainly get your moneys worth.
10. Again I'm coming over all 70's chic for Glasto and this Primark flowerhead band is the best one on the high street and at £2.00 you'd be crazy not to invest in more than one colour.
11. Jumpsuits have become a wonderful addition to my day to day wear and this Marc by Marc Jacobs one is so perfect for summer with it's fun floral pattern it's really embracing the 70's vibe and it's retailing at £290 and you can pick it up from Net-a-porter.
12. This folk looking bag is a brilliant way to add an ethic vibe to your look, and it's certainly big enough to hold all the necessity for managing a festival. At £840 this One Vintage Macy bag is pricey but if you have the cash it's certainly worth a splash on.
13. Due to the unpredictability of English weather a Mac is a must. I bought this sequinned Mac last year and I love that it adds much needed glamour to my outfits when worn. Recommend customising plain macs with spray painted peace signs or a sown on corsages.
14. This necklace from Topshop hits two trends in one with a peace charm and feather feature. This will look great with Tees and dresses and is certainly eye catching and at £12.00 you can't go wrong.
Leave comments or tweet me your must haves for festival season, I can't wait.
Obviously will upload my Glastonbury images up here too with a rundown of all that went on.
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