All the celebrity style from Glastonbury 2025: Mia Regan, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Adwoa Aboah
It's that time of year again, when London's great and good vacate the city — and beg, borrow and steal their way to Somerset.
Having secured tickets (or at least bought a ticket off someone with a similar shade of hair), the chicest Londoners spent the weekeend peering over each other's shoulders to see who had the best hospitality access: were they staying off-site at The Pig with Barbour (Alexa Chung, Pixie Geldof, Adwoa Aboah), sequestered in PR overlord Fran Cutler's Winnebago A-list zone (Sienna Miller, Oli Green, et al), at Holt Farm — the posh independent campsite next door — or (gasp) the bog-standard general campsite?
Wherever they slept, everyone turned out a look. First to Barbour, then, where a crack team including Adwoa Aboah, Lily James, Bilile Piper, Will Poulter Jessie Ware, Ncuti Gatwa and society girls Lady Lola Bute and Jazzy De Lisser all decamped early — and obediently dressed head to toe in the British outerwear label.
Inside the festival, it was Mia Regan — model, hiker, and ex-girlfriend of Romeo Beckham — who turned heads in an outfit she's hinted online she might well have designed herself. More on that later. Rina Lipa, Dua's sister, meanwhile opted for a red slip, big black boots and Jimmy Choo's 'Cinch' bag.
This year's line-up was as eclectic as ever. Friday saw The 1975 headline the Pyramid Stage, while earlier slots were filled by Biffy Clyro, Alanis Morissette and Lewis Capaldi. Saturday saw Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts close the night, preceded by rising star Raye and a secret act listed only as 'Patchwork' (aka Pulp).
Sunday wrapped with Olivia Rodrigo, the youngest woman ever to headline Glasto, with Rod Stewart (joined by Ronnie Wood), Nile Rodgers & Chic, and Noah Kahan. Elsewhere, Charli XCX, The Prodigy, LCD Soundsystem, Loyle Carner, and Gracie Abrams headlined across the other stages, while surprise sets — which kicked off with Lorde's unannounced opening performance — kept everyone guessing.
As it closes out for another year, here's all the best dressed celebrities to attend Glastonbury 2025.
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