Rewrite
Swooning over Alexa Chung’s Hunter wellies? Can’t take your eyes off Kate Moss’ careless-chic style bible? Free People hears you, sees you, and will probably take a good chunk of your holiday outfit budget with the arrival of its Festival edit.
Clean girls be gone! Who knew sitting in a pool of your own sweat, next to a shabbily constructed tent (read: it’s guaranteed to collapse by night 2), milling over a cup of hangover’s finest remedy AKA a fresh pint of whatever’s left from last night, could be the peak of Summer style? Breathing the same air of Sienna Miller and Mary-Kate Olsen, Free People reinvigorates the festival dress code with its signature free-spirited attitude towards style.
Highlights of the capsule see festival-appropriate staples hastily making way to the limelight: chunky belts, micro mini shorts, billowing blouses weighed down by a hefty dose of silken frills, and of course, crochet. Marching to the beat of festival’s own bassy drum, Free People – the Philly-founded apparel label, founded in the early ‘00s – is gearing up to usher in the new bohemian chic festival aesthetic, and she’s pretty damn stylish, if we do say so ourselves. Here are our top picks from the collection:
Look one
When dress meets top
Is it a dress? Is it a top? Ah, of course, it’s both. The swan song of any festival OOTD is a slouchy top which equals as an oh-so mini dress. Teamed with a pair of gladiator sandals à la ’00s, this fit is primed for the festival heat.
Good Feels V-Neck Mini: Shop here
So Silk Bandana: Shop here
Upstate Escape Hip Belt: Shop here
Driftwood Tall Gladiators: Shop here
Look Two
The itty bitty pair of shorts
For those of you looking for an excuse to give into the micro mini trend, this is your sign. A good ol’ pair of shorts – low waisted, barely gets past the butt cheek region – what’s not to love? Whack on some platform clogs, and a crochet top, and you’re good to go.
Hankie Halter Top: Shop here
Nova Fringe Shorts: Shop here
Vera Thong Platform Sandals: Shop here
Look Three
Metalware to the Max
Slightly skewing more risqué for this look, but to the hell of it! It’s rocker chic, duh. Playing into the Gen Z favoured rule of big bottoms, small top, can’t you just imagine jumping in this body chain amidst the swathes of crowd for Charli XCX? We rest our case.
I Love Your Way Body Chain: Shop here
Sweet Escapes Plunge Bra: Shop here
We The Free Tennessee Low Rise Boyfriend Jeans: Shop here
Look Four
A love letter to the humble co-ord
Simple, chic, and stylish: we just can’t get enough of a two piece set, especially for a festival. Is there really an easier outfit option which is equal parts comfortable and fashionable?
Oakley Set: Shop here
We The Free Emerson Tote Bag: Shop here
We The Free Bryce Equestrian Boots: Shop here
Look Five
The festival staple
Picture it: bouncing up and down with your girlfriends in the depths of a centre stage show, your slip skirt waving to the beat of the audience, knee-high boots giving you a little platform so you get a glimpse of the performer – life is good.
Meet Me In Memphis Cami: Shop here
Sweet On You Bias Half-Slip: Shop here
Kia Harness Boots: Shop here
Cruise Oversized Aviators: Shop here
Look Six
An ode to the frill
It really wouldn’t be a festival edit if we didn’t showcase a frill…or five. This fit veers more on the rocker chick side of festival-wear, so for all of you who are channelling Kate Moss this Summer, this outfit is for you.
Ponza Tunic: Shop here
Supernova Hip Belt: Shop here
We the Free Glow Up Vegan Pants: Shop here
Tango Strappy Clogs: Shop here
Look Seven
Fairies goes grunge
Our final OOTD, emanating the whimsy goth vibes which have us in heat trying to replicate. With Free People’s take on an off-the-shoulder t-shirt, pairing the tee with a broderie-style skirt seems like the perfect way to find a middle ground for both the gothic and girly aesthetics.
Queen 1975 Off-The-Shoulder Tee: Shop here
Summer Time Bad Fairy Skirt: Shop here
Summer Time Bad Fairy Skirt: Shop here
Words – Freya Goodchild-Bridge
festival
This article contains affiliate links. All products are hand-picked by our editorial team, and we may earn a commission if you make a purchase.
in HTML format, including tags, to make it appealing and easy to read for Japanese-speaking readers aged 20 to 40 interested in fashion. Organize the content with appropriate headings and subheadings (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6), translating all text, including headings, into Japanese. Retain any existing
tags from
Swooning over Alexa Chung’s Hunter wellies? Can’t take your eyes off Kate Moss’ careless-chic style bible? Free People hears you, sees you, and will probably take a good chunk of your holiday outfit budget with the arrival of its Festival edit.
Clean girls be gone! Who knew sitting in a pool of your own sweat, next to a shabbily constructed tent (read: it’s guaranteed to collapse by night 2), milling over a cup of hangover’s finest remedy AKA a fresh pint of whatever’s left from last night, could be the peak of Summer style? Breathing the same air of Sienna Miller and Mary-Kate Olsen, Free People reinvigorates the festival dress code with its signature free-spirited attitude towards style.
Highlights of the capsule see festival-appropriate staples hastily making way to the limelight: chunky belts, micro mini shorts, billowing blouses weighed down by a hefty dose of silken frills, and of course, crochet. Marching to the beat of festival’s own bassy drum, Free People – the Philly-founded apparel label, founded in the early ‘00s – is gearing up to usher in the new bohemian chic festival aesthetic, and she’s pretty damn stylish, if we do say so ourselves. Here are our top picks from the collection:
Look one
When dress meets top
Is it a dress? Is it a top? Ah, of course, it’s both. The swan song of any festival OOTD is a slouchy top which equals as an oh-so mini dress. Teamed with a pair of gladiator sandals à la ’00s, this fit is primed for the festival heat.
Good Feels V-Neck Mini: Shop here
So Silk Bandana: Shop here
Upstate Escape Hip Belt: Shop here
Driftwood Tall Gladiators: Shop here
Look Two
The itty bitty pair of shorts
For those of you looking for an excuse to give into the micro mini trend, this is your sign. A good ol’ pair of shorts – low waisted, barely gets past the butt cheek region – what’s not to love? Whack on some platform clogs, and a crochet top, and you’re good to go.
Hankie Halter Top: Shop here
Nova Fringe Shorts: Shop here
Vera Thong Platform Sandals: Shop here
Look Three
Metalware to the Max
Slightly skewing more risqué for this look, but to the hell of it! It’s rocker chic, duh. Playing into the Gen Z favoured rule of big bottoms, small top, can’t you just imagine jumping in this body chain amidst the swathes of crowd for Charli XCX? We rest our case.
I Love Your Way Body Chain: Shop here
Sweet Escapes Plunge Bra: Shop here
We The Free Tennessee Low Rise Boyfriend Jeans: Shop here
Look Four
A love letter to the humble co-ord
Simple, chic, and stylish: we just can’t get enough of a two piece set, especially for a festival. Is there really an easier outfit option which is equal parts comfortable and fashionable?
Oakley Set: Shop here
We The Free Emerson Tote Bag: Shop here
We The Free Bryce Equestrian Boots: Shop here
Look Five
The festival staple
Picture it: bouncing up and down with your girlfriends in the depths of a centre stage show, your slip skirt waving to the beat of the audience, knee-high boots giving you a little platform so you get a glimpse of the performer – life is good.
Meet Me In Memphis Cami: Shop here
Sweet On You Bias Half-Slip: Shop here
Kia Harness Boots: Shop here
Cruise Oversized Aviators: Shop here
Look Six
An ode to the frill
It really wouldn’t be a festival edit if we didn’t showcase a frill…or five. This fit veers more on the rocker chick side of festival-wear, so for all of you who are channelling Kate Moss this Summer, this outfit is for you.
Ponza Tunic: Shop here
Supernova Hip Belt: Shop here
We the Free Glow Up Vegan Pants: Shop here
Tango Strappy Clogs: Shop here
Look Seven
Fairies goes grunge
Our final OOTD, emanating the whimsy goth vibes which have us in heat trying to replicate. With Free People’s take on an off-the-shoulder t-shirt, pairing the tee with a broderie-style skirt seems like the perfect way to find a middle ground for both the gothic and girly aesthetics.
Queen 1975 Off-The-Shoulder Tee: Shop here
Summer Time Bad Fairy Skirt: Shop here
Summer Time Bad Fairy Skirt: Shop here
Words – Freya Goodchild-Bridge
festival
This article contains affiliate links. All products are hand-picked by our editorial team, and we may earn a commission if you make a purchase.
and integrate them seamlessly into the new content without adding new tags. Ensure the new content is fashion-related, written entirely in Japanese, and approximately 1500 words. Conclude with a “結論” section and a well-formatted “よくある質問” section. Avoid including an introduction or a note explaining the process.
