It's festival time, and we thought you might enjoy some tips on how to look fantastic and be prepared for some festival fun.
Celebs like Katy Perry and Alexa Chung have already been working some key trends at festivals this year and there are loads of options, from playsuits to wellie boots.
We think your festival fashion kit for 2010 should include:
· Hunters Wellingtons (we love their short studded 'festival 2010' boots)
· Denim shorts
· Tie dye/fringed scarf
· Playsuit
· Tie dye/retro tee
· Panama hat
· Retro shades
· Mini-dress
· Waterproof poncho
· Over-the-knee socks
Don't be tempted by flip-flops or anything that you aren't prepared to sacrifice in the name of fun! Don't forget to take something warm to wear later on; a comfy sweatshirt will be very welcome at 3am.
Once you've created your look, you need to preserve it, so take a handy bag with items such as a compact mirror, miniature deodorant, hand sanitiser, dry shampoo and the all-important wet wipes. These items will be worth their weight in gold.
Makeup wise, keep it low-maintenance after the first day and night. By all means arrive in full makeup but accept that the best way forward from day two is to make use of your wipes and stick with the basics. We would recommend taking: mascara, concealer, a small compact bronzer and some lip balm/gloss.
Your hat and sunglasses may well become your best friends at a festival. Not only do they keep the sun off, they are simplest way to deal with unruly hair and smudged eye makeup.
Finally, please don't forget your sunscreen - harmful UV rays will age your skin even more quickly than all those late nights!
Celebs like Katy Perry and Alexa Chung have already been working some key trends at festivals this year and there are loads of options, from playsuits to wellie boots.
We think your festival fashion kit for 2010 should include:
· Hunters Wellingtons (we love their short studded 'festival 2010' boots)
· Denim shorts
· Tie dye/fringed scarf
· Playsuit
· Tie dye/retro tee
· Panama hat
· Retro shades
· Mini-dress
· Waterproof poncho
· Over-the-knee socks
Don't be tempted by flip-flops or anything that you aren't prepared to sacrifice in the name of fun! Don't forget to take something warm to wear later on; a comfy sweatshirt will be very welcome at 3am.
Once you've created your look, you need to preserve it, so take a handy bag with items such as a compact mirror, miniature deodorant, hand sanitiser, dry shampoo and the all-important wet wipes. These items will be worth their weight in gold.
Makeup wise, keep it low-maintenance after the first day and night. By all means arrive in full makeup but accept that the best way forward from day two is to make use of your wipes and stick with the basics. We would recommend taking: mascara, concealer, a small compact bronzer and some lip balm/gloss.
Your hat and sunglasses may well become your best friends at a festival. Not only do they keep the sun off, they are simplest way to deal with unruly hair and smudged eye makeup.
Finally, please don't forget your sunscreen - harmful UV rays will age your skin even more quickly than all those late nights!
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