The Best Last Minute Glastonbury Outfits That You Can Copy Now With Minimal Effort

If you’ve landed here, chances are you’re going to Glastonbury but you have no idea what to wear. Well, you’ve come to the right place, for we understand the struggle. Packing for Glastonbury is basically a sport in itself. One moment you’re planning a heatwave-ready ‘fit with sunglasses and SPF, the next you’re frantically shoving a waterproof jacket and wellies into your bag just in case the skies open up (again). With these meteorological mood swings and no space for a full wardrobe change between sets, the best Glasto celebrity looks come down to clever layering, sturdy footwear and a couple of hard-working outfit formulas you can throw on without a second thought.

Whether you’re sleeping in a tent, glamping in a yurt, or just popping in for the day, one thing’s for certain: you want to look like you made an effort without actually trying that hard. Think Alexa Chung’s muddy field trench coats and denim minis, or Sienna Miller’s now-iconic blend of floaty boho dresses and worn-in boots. Their looks aren’t about being overly polished they’re about practical cool, and that’s exactly the energy these last-minute outfits channel.

From printed jackets thrown over white cargos to the trusty mini dress-and-boots combo that never fails, these are the low-lift outfit pairings that work whether it’s blazing sunshine or surprise drizzle. Throw in a pair of mini wellington boots, a packable waterproof, and a touch-up beauty kit (dry shampoo, SPF, lip balm - non-negotiables), and you’re pretty much set. It doesn’t have to be perfect – it’s Glastonbury after all – but with these formulas in your back pocket, you’ll be dressed for the moment and the music.

Striped Shirt + Belt

A striped shirt might not scream ‘festival’ at first, but trust me, it’s one of the most versatile pieces you can pack. Creased or ironed, layered over a crop top, or tied at the waist when the rest of your outfit leans simple - it’s the definition of versatile. Lottie Moss has already shown us how it’s done, wearing hers with a belt, cinching the shirt in, giving it shape, and making it feel styled.

Corset + Denim Shorts

At first glance, a corset might feel a little too glam for a muddy field but that’s exactly the point. There’s something about bringing a structured, sculpted silhouette to the chaos of Glasto. Paired with vintage-feel denim shorts, it hits the perfect balance between dressed-up and down-to-earth.

Mini Skirt + Welly Boots

A fool-proof combo. Add a racer-back tank or slouchy band tee and some layered necklaces, and you’re done. Bonus points for a tied shirt around the waist (it doubles as a cover-up when the sun dips) or a simple blouson-style jacket.

Cargo Trousers + Practical Jacket

Utility meets comfort. Throw on wide-leg cargos with a cropped top and balance it with a bomber or denim jacket. It’s laid-back but still intentional - just add chunky trainers or wellies and go. Sienna has gone for tartan jacket and white cargos, a pairing we wouldn’t typically see together but it works.

Slip Dress + Parka Coat

Easy elegance, but make it weather-proof. A satin or jersey slip dress under a longline parka is one of those combinations that looks effortlessly cool, even in the mud. Add sunglasses and tousled hair to pull it together; Alexa Chung has this look on lock.

Denim Shorts + Barn Jacket

Mini Dress + Mini Boots

If you’re in a rush or feeling uninspired, a dress always delivers. It’s unfussy, quick to throw on, and still looks like you’ve made an effort. Whether you lean towards something sheer and slinky or more on the floaty side, either works layered under a trench or oversized jacket if the weather turns.

Renee Washington, Grazia's digital fashion and beauty writer, lives online. With a penchant for wispy lashes and streetwear, she writes about the worlds of fashion and beauty from the viewpoint of the modern fashion girlie..