What's In and What's Out: Your Guide to a Stylish Festival Season

Forget about clipping feathers into your hair — this season's all about fringe. Everywhere you look, you'll find tassels, including lightweight suede jackets and even sneakers, but we particularly love the effortless look of this simple Free People Aubrie Fringe Skirt ($398).

While you used to carry your water, sunglasses, and phone in an eye-catching backpack, get ready to tote around a bucket bag instead. We're obsessed with the swinging silhouette of this Loeffler Randall style ($295) and the mixed-media effect of the tassel and raffia details.

Before these intricate cream dresses arrived on the scene, we were wearing feminine floral minis with our moto boots. But we think a gorgeous design covered in crochet or lace feels elevated, and this Forever 21 Ornate Crochet Maxi Dress ($33) fits the bill.

You'll always find a few ladies rocking floral crowns at a music festival, but this Topshop High Crown Fedora Hat ($60) provides an instant boho boost to any look, and it protects you from the sun! So ditch the hair wreath this season and search for a wide brim. Trust, you'll feel all the more put together.

While every girl benefits from keeping a few pairs of jean shorts around, this season we're finding that denim's taking a new form. You'll see plenty of chambray rompers, shift dresses like this MiH Poncho Mini ($295), and slouchy overalls, too.

If you're looking for a shoe with coverage, all eyes are on stylish sneakers for Spring. You can work these with a dainty dress or a romper, and they're easier to walk in than your old desert booties. Try these neutral Adidas by Stella McCartney Atakor low-tops ($140) for an easy walk around the park.

Your pendant necklace has officially been replaced. Bandannas are being spotted on necks everywhere — from runway models to our favorite street style bloggers — and there are plenty of different looks that complement the trend. We think this lightweight style from Zara ($40) is the perfect piece to try for the first go-round.

Do away with those graphic-print kimonos that slip off your shoulders. Breezy boho blouses like this The Kooples Lace Silk Printed Blouse ($173) are eye-catching, totally romantic, and a refreshing change to the same old cover-ups we've been spying at festivals for years.

Goodbye, neon! Whether you wore the shade on your crop top or your shorts, there are plenty of neutral tones, like taupe, terra-cotta, and beige, that'll keep you in tune with nature. Plus, you can't tell us this New Look Aztec Print Playsuit ($36) isn't eye-catching enough without a splash of hot pink or chartreuse.

While most of us have been throwing on trusty aviators to shield our eyes from the sun, try something new and slip on these Oliver Peoples Daddy B Sunglasses ($345). Mirrored lenses will help you stand out while providing a funky contrast to a tortoise or neutral frame. Believe us, these are shades that say, "Let's party."

This might be the basic b*tch in us speaking, but all we want is a pair of tall gladiator sandals for Spring. After spying them on all the runways, we're ready to ditch our heavy Birkenstocks and sliders to let our toes breathe in a strappy silhouette. These Stuart Weitzman Flat Sparta Gladiator Sandals ($498) will go with everything in your brand-new breezy wardrobe, and you'll feel like a total goddess once you pull them on.