This High Street Brand Is Our One-Stop-Shop Ahead Of Festival Season

You missed out on Primavera, and weren't quick enough for Glastonbury, but this summer is still just getting started when it comes to festival season - and what that means is many, many outfits. Perhaps your wardrobe is already overflowing with crochet, denim, fringe and cowboy hats. If not, one high street retailer has everything you need: John Lewis.
John Lewis has always been a go-to for winter coats and comfortable jeans but perhaps not for its gig-worthy 'fit potential...Until this summer. AND/OR, which is just one of the retailer's in-house ranges, has everything you need for a very successful festival season, from versatile co-ords that can also double as grid-worthy holiday outfits to throw-on-and-go dresses that would clean up at a slightly more relaxed festival like Wilderness.
In fact, in terms of pieces that can do the main stage justice as well as your main girls' holiday, AND/OR really couldn't be any better. First up, its co-ords. The Amalfi set is a personal favourite of Team Grazia , with a blue-and-white print that brings to mind the Mediterranean. The Amalfi Scarf Top could be paired with cargo shorts at Glasto, but also with the matching trousers the next time you're headed for a beach club. The Crochet Beach Vest, similarly, would look bang on trend with a cool and comfy pair of Bermudas (AND/OR's denim version has the below-the-knee hemline you're looking for).
Longer dresses aren't usually the best idea for a field that could become a mud pool at the slightest drop of rain but if the forecast is dry, and you want a change from micro silhouettes, AND/Or's Milos Maxi Beach Dress would look fun with retro trainers, beaded necklaces and a baseball cap to protect your forehead. 1.
Amalfi Scarf Top 2.
Amalfi Wide-Leg Beach Trousers 3.
Capri Crochet Beach Vest 4.
Capri Crochet Beach Trousers 5.
Embroidered Tie-Front Top 6.
Saleen Floral Embroidered Blouse 7.
Isla Embroidered Waistcoat 8.
Black Denim Bermuda Shorts 9.
Milos Maxi Beach Dress 10.
Wide-Leg Denim Culottes 11.
Capri Crochet Beach Dress
Natalie Hammond is senior fashion news editor at Grazia. She loves winter, hates summer and can often be found writing about the weather (and what on earth to wear).

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