The Best Glastonbury Festival Outfits

Glastonbury Festival sits on a 1,500-acre patch of Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, and the dress code has been a thing of its own for decades. The 2026 edition is a fallow year (the farm rests every five years or so), which means the next festival runs June 23 to 27, 2027. That gives you plenty of time to plan a Glastonbury outfit that actually holds up across mud, wellies, late nights, and a crowd of 210,000 people. 

Below are the five Born in Stockholm pieces that handle Glasto best, plus weather tips, accessory picks, and styling notes inspired by what Alexa Chung, Kate Moss, and Sienna Miller have worn over the years.

These five Born in Stockholm pieces cover every major Glastonbury style angle from boho to full sparkle.

Outfit	Style	Best For
Fiona Rhinestone Fringe Set	Sparkle + fringe	Headline sets, photos
Kimmi Festival Girl Outfit	Tutu + bikini layering	Daytime, mid-set dancing
Isabell Maxi Tulle Skirt	Bohemian elegance	All-day wear, layered looks
Kharma Crochet Bohemian Dress	Classic boho	Hot afternoons, easy styling
Tess Sequin Festival Set	Color-pop sequin	Late-night sets, group photos

Glastonbury fashion has two faces. There's the laid-back boho side (think Kate Moss in 2005 in denim micro-shorts and a gilet) and the sparkle-forward side (think Alexa Chung in metallics and Cara Delevingne in head-to-toe sequins). The five picks below cover both ends, plus everything in between.

Each pick below comes with the fabric and fit details that matter on the ground, plus styling notes for the weather windows you'll actually face at Worthy Farm. Read straight through for the full picture, or jump to whichever style direction suits you.

Glastonbury weather in late June averages 20°C (68°F) by day and 11°C (52°F) at night, with around 13 rainy days across the month. That swing matters for outfit planning. Pack for both directions, not just one.

Time of Day	Average Temp	What to Wear	Footwear
Morning	12-14°C / 54-57°F	Bodysuit + denim jacket	Wellies or platform boots
Afternoon	18-22°C / 64-72°F	Boho dress or skirt set	Gladiators or boots
Evening	14-16°C / 57-61°F	Add a kimono or vest layer	Boots or platform glitter boots
Night	10-12°C / 50-54°F	Faux fur jacket or oversized cardigan	Platform boots

The three rules most seasoned Glasto-goers follow:

• Layers do the heavy lifting. A lightweight jacket, oversized cardigan, or thermal layer (sometimes called a "heat tech") works under almost any outfit without changing the silhouette.
• Sturdy footwear is non-negotiable. Ankle boots or wellies handle mud the way trainers and sandals cannot. Pack a backup pair of sandals for the dry afternoons.
• Self-expression matters more than perfection. Glastonbury's dress code is wide enough to handle both bohemian and full sparkle on the same person across two days.

The right accessories pull a Glastonbury outfit together. Four categories matter most.

Bohemian earrings (often featuring feathers, beads, or natural color accents) pair well with the Kharma Crochet Boho Dress and the Isabell Tulle Skirt. The blue and pink variants from BiS coordinate cleanly with the green and pink outfit options in this guide.

A pair of platform glitter boots covers the late-night sets, while ankle wellies handle the muddy mornings. Boots with higher platforms keep your feet above the wet ground (which matters more at Worthy Farm than at any dry-weather festival).

Glastonbury nights drop to around 11°C / 52°F, even in late June. A faux fur jacket like the Freya Faux Fur in pink keeps the silhouette while adding real warmth. The hook-and-eye closure makes it easy to put on and take off as the temperature shifts.

Fine body glitters apply with a touch of body glue and stick through hours of dancing. They work best on cheekbones, collarbones, and shoulders. Available in pink, silver, gold, and green, they pull a boho outfit into editorial territory.

For the full kit list (chargers, sun cream, refillable bottle, ID, blister bandages), this music festival packing checklist breaks down everything you actually need to bring.

Glastonbury Festival is not running in 2026. The next edition is June 23 to 27, 2027. Emily Eavis confirmed the fallow year in 2024, citing the need to rest the Worthy Farm land. This is the festival's first official fallow year since 2018 (the 2020 and 2021 cancellations were COVID-related, not planned).

What this means for outfit planning:

• 2026 is a planning year, not a festival year. Use it to build the wardrobe slowly. BiS pieces are handmade to order, which means a 2-3 week production window before shipping. No need to rush.
• 2027 ticket sales open in late October or early November 2026, with the second-payment window in April 2027, following Glastonbury's standard cycle.
• The 2027 lineup is not yet announced. Lineup posters traditionally drop in March of the festival year. Bookmaker favourites include Sam Fender, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Little Simz, but nothing is confirmed.

If you're shopping now, focus on pieces that work across multiple festivals. The Isabell Tulle Skirt, the Kharma Crochet Boho Dress, and the Fiona Rhinestone Fringe Set all carry over to other festivals you might attend in 2026, including Parklife, Creamfields, Isle of Wight, and Coachella. You can also pull from BiS's full festival clothing range for pieces that span different aesthetics.

The Fiona Rhinestone Fringe Set is the best all-rounder if you want one outfit that handles both day and night at Glastonbury. The Kharma Crochet Boho Dress is the most weather-flexible pick if you prefer the bohemian end of the spectrum. The Tess Sequin Festival Set delivers the loudest visual impact for headline-set photos. Pair any of these with sturdy boots, a fur or denim layer, and one or two accessories, and you're ready for Worthy Farm 2027 (or any festival before then).