Have you ever gotten your tickets and immediately started planning your outfit? Same. There’s nothing like the buzz of getting ready for a show, and this season, the fashion is part of the fun.
Here are some of my favorite ideas for whatever vibe you’re going for.
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This outfit is giving me major Beyoncé vibes. It’s got a little nod to “Cowboy Carter” and that disco western feeling from the Renaissance tour.
I love the fringe, the star accessories, and the confident low rise denim. It’s a great way to pay tribute without being in a full costume. This is perfect if you’re trying to channel that headliner energy from the crowd.
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For a quietly cool and really practical vibe, this look has that ‘90s road trip feeling in all the best ways. The oversized denim layers and slouchy jeans have an intentionally undone feel.
Then, the printed headscarf and straw tote add a little European summer touch. This one is so good for laid back venues or those day long sets where you’ll be doing a lot of walking.
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Hello, ‘90s! This look totally nails that festival mix of nostalgic and glamorous. A scarf top gives off that effortlessly cool energy, like you just tied it on before heading out the door but it still looks amazing.
I love how the chain belt and metallic boots elevate everything. It feels breezy, bold, and so ready for golden hour photos.
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This look just screams festival veteran, and I mean that in the best way possible. The crochet pants are so breezy and bold. At the same time, the bandeau and sneakers keep the whole thing feeling grounded and easy to wear.
I’d just throw on some oversized sunglasses and a slouchy net bag and be done. It’s maximum impact with very little effort.
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This is such a high impact festival outfit, and it has a really cool editorial feel. Between the sleek crop top and those fur trimmed shorts, the whole look is giving me Y2K pop star meets post apocalyptic glam.
And yes, that is a huge compliment. While it might not be the most breathable choice, it’s guaranteed to look amazing in photos.
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This is one of those outfits that seems so simple, but it just completely works. I love that the oversized button down keeps it really easy and low maintenance. It’s ideal for long lines and standing through sets.
But then the hot pink boots come in and totally steal the show. It’s a look that’s both practical and so unexpected.
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I’d reach for this kind of look when I want to be cool and polished without fussing over my outfit all day. It’s minimal, sleek, and so confidently understated.
The wide leg pants give it just the right amount of beautiful movement. And a baseball cap adds that little bit of a streetwear twist.
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This is like a modern twist on a boho look. I am obsessed with this sheer knit dress. It feels romantic and really body conscious, but not in an overdone way.
The plunge neckline and metallic details give it just enough edge. Plus, the open weave will keep you cool when the sun just won’t go down. It’s the perfect choice for a sunset set that goes late into the night.
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I’m so into this sporty but not too literal vibe. Pairing a sporty graphic jersey with a voluminous mini skirt that has an almost tutu like quality just nails that fashion sweet spot.
It’s casual enough to dance in but still styled enough to be a statement. When you add in white knee high boots and a chunky gold chain, it’s giving cool girl in the VIP section.
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This is an edgy, sleek look for anyone who plans on dancing until the very last song. I love the contrast of a buttery leather top with some denim cutoffs. It gives the whole outfit some grit.
And the over the knee boots bring that fashion week in the desert vibe. If you have a night show or an indoor venue, this is a total no brainer.
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This two piece set is such a charming throwback. It has just enough structure to feel really polished. The ric rac trim gives it a playful and almost vintage feel, kind of like a retro Italian holiday.
And the breezy silhouette means you’ll definitely stay cool. It’s sweet, so photogenic, and would be amazing for a grassy festival or a coastal venue.
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How sweet is this look? It’s sun soaked and has a slightly retro feel. I love how the denim vest grounds the whole outfit, giving some structure to a soft, fluttery dress.
And can we talk about the white cowboy boots? So gorgeous. It’s giving Nashville with a little bit of Jane Birkin, which is perfect for a country show or any charming outdoor venue.
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This kind of outfit is exactly what I’d want to wear while roaming between sets to check out the food trucks. It’s cute, but not too precious. The oversized tee is a perfect balance to the soft gingham shorts.
And the tonal pink on pink details feel so fresh without being a full on theme. Adding the flower clip is just quiet maximalism done perfectly.
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Here is your no fuss, high impact outfit to wear when you tell your friends you’ll meet them by the bar. That asymmetrical halter feels so bold but it’s not overdone.
And the frayed denim shorts keep everything feeling casual and grounded. I love the matching sunglasses. They’re a small detail, but they really carry the whole look.
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This has such a romantic Western vibe with a little indie pop energy. I love the matching white eyelet set that keeps it feeling soft and summery.
Then, the mustard yellow boots and chain belt add just enough of a contrast to feel intentional. This is a great choice for dancing barefoot on the grass if you decide to kick off your boots after a few songs.