clothes

[sowfpig]

i wear what looks good but that i wouldn't be distraught if got ruined.

mud washes out surprisingly well normally so as long as you don't take anything made out of nice/posh material should be ok.

for girls i'd reccomend a couple of dresses and shorts/skirts, a pair of jeans(which you wear to go in as they're heavyest), then a combination of tops that match both. then obv a couple of hoodies for night, a thin jacket for day and a warm hat to sleep in as gets very cold!

then couple of cheap rain ponchos that you can slip in your bag incase it rains (cost a bomb on site!) and wellies.

some people do go all out buying festival clothes especially but its not worth it.

oh and long socks are essential when wearing bare legs/tights to stop welly rub! take at least 5 pairs plus 12 pairs of socks (need 2 pairs to make wellies comfy and keep feet warm, then spares) can never have too many socks!

the only thing i've bout spesh for glasto this year is this, but in denim:

http://www.next.co.uk/g36146s1#104467g36

perfect practical, nice fest wear which can jazz up with accessories and warm up with tights/leggings!

but whatever you do, don't buy a playsuit that isn't strapless as it will be a nightmare to get off in the loos!

[amfy]

Every year I have a problem. I never want to take too much but when the weather is so unpredictable its hard to not take your entire wardrobe.

Im planning outfits in 2 sections, the first being a dress and tights (easy enough to pack) and the second being layers! Jumpers, hoodies, leggings, gloves, Pjs (for night time)

Hopeful this system will stop taking too much like I usually do.

But Ill still take too much.....