Not surprisingly, besides models, celebrities and performers such as Rita Ora and Suki Waterhouse, Glastonbury also counts It girls Kate Moss, Cara Delevingne and Alexa Chung as devoted fans. Which also means you’re not a proper attendee of Glastonbury if you’re not dressed as the cool girls are – dance-party ready, rock-concert prepped, and geared up for a week-long of bohemian folk-pop shindigs.

Think hippie-inspired minidresses, oversized shearling or denim jackets, handy cross-body bags, mini disco slings and practical Wellingtons that can withstand the muddiest fields. Here, we break down the new rules of festival dressing.

1: Embrace print

Pick bright vintage patterns from Burberry, or more liberty-inspired florals from Coach’s punk collegiate collection for Fall/Winter 2016, and you’ll be right at home on the fields and in the tents. Take it further by clashing them right – pair sharp and geometric with something feminine and pretty. 

2. Get comfortable

You can’t be festival-ready if you’re not comfortable. Wear an outfit you can dance in, that’s warm enough after sundown, and that you won’t wish you could tear off after an hour of partying. Stylish layering has never been easier with Gucci’s dreamy embroidered minidresses that pair perfectly with a Saint Laurent leather jacket – the combo will lend you that too-cool rock-star insouciance. 
 

Think of the Glastonbury festival as the music, fashion and party edition of camping in the great outdoors. Small cross-body bags from Valentino and Miu Miu give you the option of being hands-free, and can hold all your festival necessities without looking out of place. If you simply can’t leave Biffy the security blanket at home, bring it in a Longchamp La Pliage tote.