Can you hear that? It's the sound of music lovers filling their Spotify playlists in anticipation of festival season. Here at Salt & Wind, we're big music lovers and avid festival goers – often planning weekend's away just to see our favorite acts – and when it comes to festivals, we've learned a thing or two about being stylish but practical and dressing for the long haul.
Our trick to aceing festival dressing is being festive without being costumey. Think more Coachella a la Kate Bosworth than Vanessa Hudgens; leave the headdresses and temporary tatoos at home; and try to cultivate a vibe that says "I dress like this every day". Because who doesn't want to wear a floor-length caftan all the time? Here's the look we're betting on that'll keep you on-point where you're set to start your day brunching at the Ace, end up poolside at the Colony Palms, or go until the wee at the Merv Griffin Estate, you're still trendy and elegant.
We agree: boho and music festivals go together like peanut butter and chocolate but we still think the key is restraint. We still want full-on floor length but prefer a maxi like this one by Jetset Diaries we could just as easily take on a Mediterranean getaway.
If there's ever a time to layer your jewelry, it's during festival season. So kick it off with this For Love & Lemons + Jacquie Aiche choker in a subtle pink that's the gorgeous result of a Love & Lemons and Jacquie Aiche collab.
Our biggest dressing tip: Stay away from sandals or your pedi will be shot and your feet will be muddy. These little Belle by Sigerson Morrison booties are adorable, comfortable, and will go the distance.
And, if you don't feel like you're in festival mode until you've got a little fringe, then have it be in this Rebecca Minkoff crossbody bag that's big enough to pack layers but small enough not to weigh you down.f
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