
The Best Festival Outfits For Every Type Of Summer Concert
Festival season is in full swing, with Barcelona's Primavera Sound and NYC's Governors Ball kicking off this week. That means it's time to plan your music festival outfits. Each event has its own flair — from the music and performers to the venues, and, of course, the crowd's fashion.
So if you want to dress on theme for this summer's hottest music marathons, we curated mini style guides for every kind of vibe. Whether you're after a fringe jacket for a desert fest, durable boots for a camping weekend, an all-denim fit for a big city lineup, or a breezy dress for a seaside show, we've got all the essentials you could possibly need (and want).
And just as music taste has no boundaries, neither should your fashion sense. Mix and match pieces from the different guides to concoct the perfect look for every pop, hip-hop, EDM, or country concert on the calendar. (And if you don't have any festivals lined up, don't sweat it — there's plenty of outfit inspo here for Beyonce's Cowboy Carter tour or Bad Bunny's Puerto Rico residency, too.)
Scroll on for the clothing, shoes, and accessories (including 2025-trending festival styles) that deserve a spot in your concert outfit wardrobe.

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