Holly Willoughby's Glastonbury mini dress is the only festival outfit you need
Holly Willoughby was spotted wearing Free People's vintage-inspired mini dress to Glastonbury this year – and if there's one new festival outfit to buy, it's this one
From Kate Moss' glitter micro mini dress to Alexa Chung's signature denim shorts, there are plenty of iconic Glastonbury outfits that have become the blueprint for festival dressing. And now we can add Holly Willoughby to that list, as the presenter managed to snag the perfect dress for festival season.
Holly was snapped on Friday at Worthy Farm wearing the Lenna Set from Free People, which she paired with some chunky brown boots, a western-inspired belt and a matching brown fedora. Everything from the loose, relaxed fit to the lace details make the set perfect for nailing a boho, vintage style that's always a hit for festivals, and the harder accessories help give it a little bit of edge.
Priced at £158, the Lenna Set actually comes with two pieces; a flowing white mini dress and a cropped lace jacket, which were inspired by classic vintage bedroom sets. Both pieces can be easily styled with almost anything else in your wardrobe, giving you multiple outfits in one and saving you space on your festival packing list.
The mini dress has a retro shift silhouette, with adjustable straps and a V-neckline, and is made from a crepe satin that's soft and comfortable to wear. The lace panelling around the neckline plays into the vintage look, and its relaxed, slightly A-line fit means it skims over your body for a comfortable and flattering fit.
Although you could easily style the dress from the Lenna Set with anything from a denim jacket to an oversized leather jacket for a more edgy look, the matching lace jacket helps keep the vintage boho look. The jacket has short puffed sleeves for a little bit of volume, with a rounded neckline and tie closure at the front, which you can leave open or fasten.
Holly opted to wear the two together, and it seems she chose the shade 'summer shower' which is a crisp, clean white. However it also comes in four other shades, including brown, black, dusky pink and a cream shade that makes a softer alternative to the stark white option.
For a more affordable version of Holly's dress, we spotted this £35.99 Reclaimed Vintage Mini Lingerie Cami Tea Dress at ASOS, which has a similar silhouette with lace details, although of course doesn't include the lace jacket. We also love H&M's Embroidery-Detail Playsuit, £54.99, which has the same vibe as Holly's look but with the bonus of shorts to prevent chafing in the heat.
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