Glastonbury 2024: the best dressed acts at this year’s festival

Ever since Kate Moss trudged onto Worthy Farm wearing a “Glastonbury” studded belt in 2005, fashion folk have been style-spotting to see whose looks capture our imagination the most. And while a lot of post-festival focus seems to be on those off-duty looks, it’s actually the on-stage acts that have always produced the goods at Glastonbury. Think of Courtney Love on the Pyramid Stage in 1999, dressed up as a sparkly fairy who proceeded to strip down to her underwear; or PJ Harvey in a shocking pink catsuit and Divine-inspired make-up in 1995; or there’s Kelis, diamantés strung over her Blondie tribute t-shirt at the 2000 festival (for more on those looks, head here.) There’s something about artists’ approach to their Glastonbury fits – ones that grab our attention but never try too hard – that makes it one of the best festivals to look out for style-wise.

This year’s acts also brought that same attitude to the festival. At her Friday night slot, headliner Dua Lipa sped through no more than five custom looks from brands like Chrome Hearts, Loewe and Versace; Little Simz enlisted y2k stalwarts Ed Hardy for a leather jacket and kilt combo, while Burna Boy tapped Pharrell for some new season Louis Vuitton. And never one to shy away from making a political statement, Marina Abromović led a historic seven minute silence on the Pyramid Stage in a custom peace sign gown by Riccardo Tisci. For all those looks and more, scroll through the gallery below to see the best dressed acts at this year’s festival.