The Best Street Style Looks We Saw at Glastonbury Festival 2022

As far as festivals go, Glastonbury is a marathon. Gates open at 8am on Wednesday morning and the pack-up doesn’t start until Monday. Day one saw thousands queuing through the gates and the country lanes to enter the site under glorious English sun, setting up camp in the (relative) heat before retreating to the famous Glastonbury sign on the southern hill for views of the sunset over the site and a welcoming fireworks display.

While the looks were more functional upon arrival, some came dressed to impress from the start.

Set up continues on day two as those who couldn’t get work off continue to arrive through the gates. The main stages don’t officially open at Glastonbury until Friday so Thursday is another day of getting acquainted with the vast, 3.2 million square metre site.

Still, the vibes are definitely building as festival-goers shake off the dust from opening night. Here’s who we saw:

“I try and dress as colourful as I can but this is the first year I’ve had a job and adult money so I’ve been able to go all out with my outfit.”

“I’m really looking forward to Kendrick Lamar and Khruangbin.”

“My boyfriend bought me this. He’s got great taste. Not many men are like that.”

“The energy is amazing. It’s a bit overwhelming to be honest. I still can’t believe we’re here.”

“This coat, my grandmother actually knitted this. She does loads of these but I asked her to do a really big version.”

Day three sees the festival really kick into high gear. On Friday the main stages opened, with Wolf Alice, First Aid Kit, and Billie Eilish bringing the tunes.

Weather-wise, it’s been a lot colder, with cloud cover across the site for most of the day and showers on and off. As such, the outfits have had to accomodate for the wind and the rain but nothing is going to stop these party people.

“Oh my god it’s been amazing. I’m looking forward to seeing one of The Beatles!”

“I’ve been coming for years, since I was 17. I’m going Coachella vibes this year.”

“First time here! Three years in the making though.

“[The outfits] are Rosa Bloom, who’s a designer who usually has a stall at Glastonbury, and she hand makes them in Brighton.”

Saturday means we’re well into the mix and past the halfway mark for the festival. Last night’s headline set from Billie Eilish drew what felt like most of the festival crowd, and was topped with a stunning laser and light display which included a barrage of fireworks.

With just two days left, no holds have been barred and the outfits are here to match.

“I’ve got Lucy & Yak jeans and they’re organic cotton which I love. I’ve got my Aussie Blundstones on, classic, have to have that”.

“The dress is from Sister Jane, I’ve got Blundstone boots and I actually just bought this jacket here yesterday on a random impulse buy.”

“This is from Rosa Bloom and this is just from a random wig shop.”

“This jacket was actually bought in a sample sale and I think someone didn’t realise it’s actually YSL. They were just chucking it away!”

“I normally dress quite colourfully in pastels. Especially in summer time, I feel like it really picks your mood up.”

The final day of Glastonbury brought perfect weather and a joyous end to the festivities with dance anthems from Diana Ross, Lorde, and Charlie XCX.

By this point, everyone was a little run-down, but determined to push through, embrace the sunshine, and finish the weekend with a bang. Here’s what was being worn.

“I’m going with an orange theme today.”

“I was thinking disco for Diana Ross. I love all the pink and bright colours.”

“The hat is different but I normally wear this kind of stuff. I got it at ASOS and it’s been to a lot of festivals.”

“I just felt like being a butterfly today and floating around Glastonbury. My earrings are from And Other Stories and my necklace is actually my dad’s necklace but I stole it.”