Located in Lincolnshire, this up-and-coming UK music festival has become increasingly more popular by the year, especially with young adults.
This party in the woods is an intimate and magical 4-day experience that you will never forget, and one of the things that makes this event so surreal is the creativity that is shown by the festivalgoers. You will be in awe of the amazing outfits surrounding you, as the display of fashion will immerse you further.
So, to make sure that you don’t feel left out this year, we have devised a guide to help you decide on what to wear this August. Read on to find out more:
Necessities
Of course, style is important for your festival, but practicality and comfort should be your main priority. We recommend coming prepared for all conditions, regardless of the weather forecast – as we all know how unreliable this can be…
If you are lucky enough to get a weekend full of sunshine, you need to be protected. A pair of sunglasses and a funky bucket hat is essential when partying under the heat for hours on end.
For the less fortunate, don’t fret! If your rucksack is stocked with thermal layers such as vests, leggings and socks, you can still stay toasty in unfavourable temperatures. Always bring a poncho and a pair of wellies too.
Daywear
We can only predict the beautiful array of outfits we will be seeing this August, but to follow some of the trends we have seen throughout the year, here are our predictions on what we will be seeing a lot of.
- Animal Print: 2024 has shown the skyrocketing popularity of animal prints, so there is no doubt that we will be seeing a lot of it at a trendy festival. Leopard print miniskirts and booty shorts are great statement pieces to bring.
- Crochet: Crochet clothes and accessories always go hand in hand with festival season, especially at an event that screams bohemian as much as Lost Village.
- Model-Off-Duty: Flattering basics, jorts and bootcut trousers are quintessential to this style.
Nightwear
When the sun goes down, most festivalgoers like to change their outfit, for practicality as well as fashion. As always, it can be hard to balance the two, so below are a few ideas on what to pack for your nighttime festival fun.
- Oversized: Not only does oversized clothing emit an effortlessly cool vibe, but it also allows you to remain comfortable and cosy no matter what. Try parachute pants, wide-leg joggers and baggy graphics or sports tees for comfort and style.
- Gloves: Gloves seem like an unnecessary detail, but keeping your hands warm is essential for an enjoyable evening. Wear long, vintage gloves or fingerless ones to give your look the final touch.
- Bling: Standing out from the crowd at nighttime proves to be more difficult, so incorporating eye-catching bling is sure to give you an edge. Luckily, wearing glittering diamantes or sparkling sequins is also a huge shoutout to the 2000s, which has been a consistently popular trend.
No matter what you wear, you are sure to have the best weekend of your life at this bohemian party in the woods.