How to stay chic after three days in a field

1. 80s Anoraks Your mum is actually right when she says you always need an anorak. Try a secondhand store like Rokit and expect to pay about £25. 2. Animal Hoods This Japanese trend has now hit the UK. These hoods are handmade by Merrimaking, and there are all sorts of animals available. Get one for £29.99 from Supermarket Sarah at Selfridges. 3. 70s Kaftans Hippie chic is always a good festival look. Try vintage stores such as Anton Spreckley Vintage in Brighton, and expect to pay about £65. 4. The Dandy look Chivalry is back, boys. Get yourself a striped blazer and a vintage trilby or a nautical cap. Trawl the vintage stores or try The Dispensary in Kensington, London. 5. Hot, bright colours At festivals, bright colours are a must so your friends can find you in a crowd. This vintage skirt is a great example, or try French Connection for hot pinks, and Cos for neon yellow. 6. Slogan tees Declare your allegiance with a slogan tee. This Peckham vest is £25 by Garudio Studiage. 7. Fantastical props A great way to mark your campsite. This Clash Mash Guitar is £50, by Georgina Bacchus – alternatively, make your own using materials from nonstopparty.co.uk . 8. Big Brooches Tatty Devine has some great examples, including this banana brooch (left breast pocket) for £45. The ice-cream brooch is available from Supermarket Sarah at Selfridges for £6.50. 9. Ruffs Ruffled party collars will give you an instant Elizabethan dandy/ rock'n'roll look. This one's by Caroline Goffey, priced at £35. 10. Fast-food bags Keep your essentials waterproof in of these striking vinyl handbags. Hot dogs and chicken legs also available! £35, by Garudio Studiage. 11. Tasselled flip flops Ditch the Havaianas for these colourful slippers, which are £50 by Amanda Luisa. 12. Knitted skirts/bikinis New-age traveller chic is creeping back into fashion – the jury's still out on dreads, though. 13. Flip-up sunglasses Festival weather is notoriously unpredictable – flip-up shades cater for both sun and cloud. These ones are £27.50 by Cheapo, available from Supermarket Sarah at Selfridges. 14. Leather utility belts The ultimate bum bags. Free yourself up to dance by wearing your handbag round your waist. £150 by Judy Deleeuw. 15. Tie-dye tees Tie-dye is another hardy festival trend that refuses to die. This tee is £22 by Georgina Bacchus. 16. Feather headdresses Festivals are all about daft headwear. This gold headdress is £15, also by Georgina Bacchus • All items on this page are also available to buy at supermarketsarah.com