#1: The bralette
Whether layered over crop tops or worn on their own, the bralette is Spring 2017’s It wardrobe piece, thanks to brands like Alexander Wang, DKNY and Fendi. Bonus: You’ll be hot weather-appropriate too.
#2: Vinyl
How you do punk at Laneway the streetstyle-approved way: By pairing vinyl skirts or pants with casual accessories like lace-up sandals. Extra points for being bang on-trend: The shiny, reflective material has been spotted on the S/S ’17 runways at brands like Lanvin and Kenzo.
#3: Velvet
Velvet might not be a material you reach for when heading to an outdoor music event, but it’s a sure-fire way to make your look a lot more luxe. Just introduce it into your outfit by way of chic cover-ups or cropped tops.
#4: Loungewear
Comfort is key when it comes to long hours of partying – so loose-fitting pajama shirts or slip dresses in lightweight fabrics like silk or satin make great wardrobe options.
#5: The graphic tee
Sure, band tees will give your look an off-duty vibe, but it’s a little too predictable for a music festival. An alternative that’s just as cool: Graphic tees (opt for an oversized version and turn it into a t-dress like this show-goer did).
#6: Anything in metallic finishes
Shiny, iridescent separates are fool-proof ways to make your OOTD a lot more fun and unexpected.
#7: The mini bag
Grooving to Japanese rapper Kohh’s hip-hop verse or R&B singer Nao’s mash-ups with a bulky bag = a huge no-no. Downsize to a miniature purse or clutch to store the bare necessities while keeping you hands-free.
#8: Loud accessories
Use statement jewellery to jazz up a casual get-up, like the cobalt blue earrings and quirky necklace these fashion showgoers wore.
Images: Showbit.com
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