Corsets, Fringe, and 18 More Trends Everyone Will Wear This Festival Season

The regencycore corset gets reinterpreted for festival season this year, updated with splashy florals or as part of a miniskirt set. We love the coral blooms on the Miaou Venus Corset ($245), which looks great with a tough pair of boots at festivals.

Although you might not normally reach for these on a sweltering-hot day, there's no denying their cool factor when worn with a belly shirt and sneakers. The popular '90s pant gets its moment during festival season this year, especially when H&M's Twill Utility Pants ($35) are so lightweight and have an elastic waistband, offering maximum comfort.

While you could go for an open-toe sandal, selecting a platform like the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Lift 2X Ultra Sneaker ($80) is a safer bet, and standing tall at more than two inches, you won't miss the performance up at the stage.

Whether you call them tattoo-sleeve tops or mesh tees, see-through printed pieces like Free People's Lucky Shirtee ($68) will definitely get noticed at a festival, especially when layered over a bikini top and chunky jewelry.

Cult Gaia's Diem top ($278) is its bestselling item on the entire site right now. It's fully lined to provide all-day coverage when you're on the go, but also open enough to show a little skin on a warm day. Pair with flares for a '70s moment.

Tie-dye will forever and always be a favored print among the festival crowd. There are countless ways you can rework this Old Navy Oversized Vintage Tie-Dye Tunic Tee ($10, originally $20): cutting it, cropping it, or distressing the sleeves to fit your own aesthetic.

Try centering your look around any one of these colorful Urban Outfitters Ryan Patched Bandana Bucket Hats ($25), and complete the look with pigtail braids, a classic tank top, and worn-in denim.

Cutouts were everywhere during the 2021 holiday season, embellishing countless minidresses. For festivals, there are even more playful silhouettes to try, and in spring-appropriate shades, too. Shop the For Love & Lemons Mya Bra Top ($131) and For Love & Lemons Pia Maxi Skirt ($167) to achieve the full look.

Whether you wear fringe from head to toe or on a single statement piece is up to you. For festivals, something like this Blank NYC Twist & Shout Vegan Shacket ($128) offers a lot of mileage and is a trusty staple to keep nearby when it gets cooler at night.

Denim shorts are a festival season staple because they're comfy and go with literally anything, from distressed tees to floral blouses. Get playful with different washes to find a look tailored to your style. The Good American Bombshell Short ($99) in indigo is a good place to start.

While it may not make for the type of street style trend you wear for the rest of the season, a midriff-baring top like the Tagged by Savage High-Neck Bralette ($15, originally $40) is a trusty choice, especially when paired with a heavyweight cargo pant and utility boot.

Going hands-free at a festival is a reasonable preference, but while '80s-inspired waist bags were popular in previous years, a slightly more functional crossbody that's a little larger will likely feel more secure while you're walking around. Try the Free People Hudson Sling Bag ($78), which comes in eight colorways.

While you could always opt for typical spring pastels at a festival, concert style should be a little bold, too, so keep pieces like these VICI Collection Biker Shorts in Lime ($27, originally $54) on hand.

Whether you tie yours into a top, wear it in your hair, or wrap it around your arm, a bandana is a go-to festival accoutrement. Consider the Free People One Raya Bandana ($48), which comes with an elastic back for easy pull-on styling.

While you could always wear your standard black leather jacket, a lightweight option in a bright shade with boho-style details will really update your look. Take this Missguided White Fringe Detail Faux-Leather Jacket ($96), for example. Since it comes in a boxy, cropped silhouette, you can also feel free to buy it fitted and rock it as a top.

These two-tone leather hot pants from LA Apparel, called the Ottoman short ($140), are comfortable, retro-inspired, and easily go from day to night.

Channel your inner '70s goddess or your Woodstock mood board with these Warp + Weft High-Rise Flare Summertime Jeans ($98). They're perfect with white sneakers or platforms.