How to dress like a Gallagher as Oasis arrive in Dublin for reunion tour
From bucket hats to anoraks and John Lennon-style glasses, there's no shortage of clothes on the high street inspired by the band. It's been 16 years since Noel and Liam Gallagher took to the stage together.
And since then, festival fashion has certainly taken up a few notches. As Taylor Swift-mania took hold of the world in 2023 and 2024, fans pulled out all the stops by dressing up as the megastar.
Since then, it has become a trend at concerts to dress like the musician who's playing. From Y2K rah-rah skirts at Charli XCX to sweetheart dresses at Sabrina Carpenter and even bald caps at Pitbull, gigs have become about much more than just the music.
And it's not hard to fit in with the Gallagher brothers. Grab a pair of shorts, a parka jacket, round sunglasses and a bucket hat and you've got the iconic Liam look. If you're one of the lucky ones who managed to nab a sought-after ticket for one of the two Oasis gigs in Croke Park, we've got you sorted on where to buy the perfect items.
From a band tee in Zalando to striped polos from Dunnes and Marks & Spencer, here are our top picks: M&S M&S Collection Pure Cotton Oasis Graphic T-Shirt €29 M&S Collection Loose Fit Stretch Jeans for €32 M&S Collection Adjustable Cross Body Bag for €27 M&S Collection Metal Round Polarised Sunglasses €27 M&S Collection The Ultimate Tipped Pique Polo Shirt €29
For those on a bit of a budget, Marks & Spencer's has some gorgeous pieces that could tie your look together. If Liam's sports casual style isn't your thing, why not take a leaf from Noel's fashion book?
The older brother currently loves rocking a stylish polo shirt with some cool sunglasses. For €29, you can get this dark blue and white polo from M&S that could've come straight from Noel's wardrobe, without the hefty price tag.
Pair it with M&S Collection Loose Fit Stretch Jeans for €32 and these M&S Metal Round Polarised Sunglasses for €27 and you've got a cheap festival fit.
Other gorgeous Oasis bits from the store include the M&S Collection Pure Cotton Oasis Graphic T-Shirt for €29 and the M&S Collection Adjustable Cross Body Bag for €27. TK Maxx TK Maxx blue stripes polo shirt €26.99 (RRP €67.00) TK Maxx purple wind jacket €54.99 (RRP €180.00) TK Maxx cream hat €10.99 TK Maxx Men yellow shorts €16.99
TK Maxx also has some great bits that can add to your outfit without breaking the bank. The retailer has this gorgeous cream bucket hat for just €10.99, and these out-there yellow shorts that have been reduced from €60 to €16.99.
If you want to copy Noel there's a stunning blue stripe polo shirt for €26.99, or get the Liam look with this purple wind jacket at €54.99. Dunnes Dunnes Paul Galvin grandad shirt €30 Dunnes Paul Galvin Stripe Polo €25
For those who don't want to be a carbon copy of Noel or Liam but want to give a nod to the iconic band, get yourself to Dunnes.
Pop on your favourite pair of jeans or shorts and pick one of these two gorgeous options- the Paul Galvin Stripe Polo in baby blue for €25 or the Paul Galvin grandad shirt for €30. Zalando Zalando Levis 565 jeans- €70 Zalando Timberland Benton Parka- €189.95 Reynold Bucket Hat - €69.00 Adidas originals polo shirt- €70 Zalando Gazelle Indoor Trainer- €120.00 Zalando OASIS GAP t-shirt- €47
If you don't like dragging yourself around the shops, online retailer Zalando has an Oasis collection that can be ordered at the click of a button.
While it might be too late to order for this weekend's Dublin shows, there are some gorgeous finds for anyone heading to the shows over the next three months.
It has a gorgeous selection of Levi jeans that have come straight from the 90s. While Liam and Noel were often seen strutting the streets in shorts in their heyday, they also loved their denim. Levis 565 jeans for €70 are both practical and stylish. Pair them with GAP's graphic Oasis tee for a fun fan look.
Or, if you'd prefer to look like Adidas-loving Liam, pair it with the brand's cool blue and orange polo shirt for €70. For accessories, pop on the Reynold Bucket Hat in navy. However, it is on the pricier side at €69.
To match gorgeously with the Adidas polo shirt, we've picked out these stunning Gazelle trainers for €120. And although the gigs are in August, we're never guaranteed the weather here in Ireland, so a rain jacket is a must.
Luckily an anorak is the Gallagher brothers' signature style piece- and it's practical. If you're looking for a sturdy jacket that will do you all year round, this Timberland Benton Parka for €189.95 is perfect.
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