After two years since the pandemic swept away events and social gatherings, this year has become the year of returns, reopenings and reunions. With summer, trips have returned, vacations in distant destinations and also music festivals, which on many occasions have not been held since the summer of 2019. major music festivals of our country already hang the sign of sold out and promise to break all figures this summer. An example of this was Primavera Sound, held a few weeks ago in Barcelona, and now the long-awaited mad cool.
The music festival, which brings together big names in song like Metallica, The Killers or Muse, celebrates its fifth anniversary this summer. He himself has become a musical reference in our country but, in addition, dstake for having a street style that little or nothing has to envy the Coachella media. In addition to the Barcelona festival and the Madrid musical event, there are a dozen big names that have inaugurated the festival season.
Whether to go to Madcool or to meet at the FIB, at BBK Live or to dance to the sound of any other festival, the festival look matters. Festivals offer the opportunity to dare with outfits or makeup that take us out of the routine, more daring, risky and joyful. However, embracing the festival aesthetic without falling into the costume effect can be a difficult task, therefore, We’ve taken a look at some standout looks from street style that would triumph in any festival and that allow dancing until dawn, take note of all of them:
Cowboy boots have become the perfect ally for attending music festivals, especially those that have dirt or sand grounds. Combine them with basic t-shirts and miniskirts, in true Y2K style.
The bikini top leaves the beach and is positioned as a garment to take into account also in street looks. It is ideal for festivals by combining it with high-waisted pants and unbuttoned shirts.
One of the safest and simplest bets with which you do not break your head thinking about combinations are the two-piece sets. Choose one of fluid shorts and bralette and you will have a perfect and comfortable festival look.
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A garment with character
Sometimes it takes nothing more than a garment full of personality on which to build the rest of the style to achieve an outstanding look. For example, pants in full color or with prints arty.
Some converse sneakers, some high-waisted jeans and style mom fit and a top that adds a note of color build a perfect festival look that never goes out of style.
The tank tops They are a pure trend thanks to firms such as Prada or Loewe and one of the easiest garments to combine, cool and comfortable for festivals. Wear them with midi skirts or long pants full of personality.
Wearing a shirt under or over overalls or jumpsuits is a perfect option to give a different touch to festival looks. Complete the look with a fanny pack and birkenstock sandals.
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Printed or embroidered jeans
Jeans with details such as embroidery or prints are perfect for going to festivals. Combine them with garments that follow the tonal range of their motifs.
Monochromatic outfits are a safe bet. This year opt for a look in vitamin orangeone of the most trendy colors of the summer and add a cowboy hat if you dare.
Caroline de Maigret is clear that sometimes all you need is a striking garment to have the ideal look, as is the case with these neon green pants that the Frenchwoman combines with basics.
Choosing a basic look is always successful and even more so if you add a color that puts the point of color.
Wearing denim pieces from head to toe is always successful. This season choose to get a bralette cowboy for festivals, is one of the fetish garments of the experts.
The short (that comfortable and flattering hybrid between skirt and shorts) is perfect for going to festivals. Combine it with your favorite sneakers and a bralette to cope with the high summer temperatures.
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