How to Dress For a Music Festival

If you think music festivals are all about running around in the desert with denim cutoffs and waving around a peace sign— think again! This season, there is a strong 70’s influence with breezy blouses, romantic flowy skirts and fringe details that is making us sing a new tune.

It’s time to give your cutoffs a rest for now. Everyone from Saint Laurent to Gucci and Dior have something new to add to the festival-bound ladies: Stretched printed chiffon and “stolen from my boyfriend’s band” jackets, lacy baby-doll dresses, relaxed-fit print trousers and long flowing vests that practically guarantee you will stand out. For the lady on a budget, try Free People’s Maxi Vest and for those with a little more edge – try layering Free People’s Crystal Harness Vest over a casual t-shirt. For something a little more flowy—  try the Eleanor Printed Mini Dress or the Desert Rose Print Maxi skirt also from Free People.

Whether you are currently on your way to SXSW or ready to head to the desert for Coachella – or just planning a relaxing weekend getaway, it’s time to refresh!

More Fashion Fabula

Mother’s Day Gift Guide

In an effort to help you find the perfect gift for your mom this Mother’s Day (May 10), we’re serving up a list of the

The Evolution of Festival Fashion

Music festivals are nothing new, but the popularity of events like Coachella and Bonnaroo has grown even larger in recent years. The alternative, countercultural spirit

Look of the Week: Nordstrom

Clockwise from Left to Right: Free People Tee, Opening Ceremony Beanie, Jeffrey Campbell Oxford, rag & bone Skinny Jeans, Pendleton Plaid Coat

10 Must-Have Sweaters for Fall

Who doesn’t love a cozy sweater? They’re exactly the kind of thing that people get “excited” for during fall. But also, sweaters are a necessity,

Color Combinations for Fall

Much like in nature, transitioning your wardrobe into the autumn months means a major shift in color palette. Pastel pinks become burnt oranges, whites become

History of the Female Suit

The female suit symbolizes a triumph of contradiction, between sexy and modest, masculine and feminine – and has been considered a symbol of sophistication and

The Future is Sporty

You’ve most likely seen it by now: “dressy” sweatpants, fleece bomber jackets, or sparkling clean running shoes paired with a suit. If you haven’t, then

Weekend Closet Picks

Anna Cardigan – This super-soft cardigan features a clean look for any weekend outing. Prada Sunglasses – Loving this chic spin on the classic wayfarer!

The Latest Brow Products

They say eyes are the windows to your soul, but really, it’s your brows that do all the talking. When you discover your lipstick didn’t

Shop the New Converse: Chuck II

Chucks — as millions of devotees know them — come in many colors and variations. Andy Warhol wore them when he painted soup cans and

History in Fashion: The Tracksuit

So much of the modern woman’s wardrobe finds its origins in the world of sport, and the tracksuit – unsurprisingly, given the name – is

Trend to Try: Graphic Liner

Graphic liner is not for the faint of heart. Not only is it attention grabbing, but it has a higher difficulty level than your average

Chic Fitness Essentials

As the long and indulgent Thanksgiving weekend comes to a close, the last thing anyone wants to do is hit the gym. Whether you’re a

Behind the Brand: A.P.C.

Known for it’s minimalist designs and timeless aesthetic, founded by Mr Jean Touitou in 1987, A.P.C. (which stands for Atelier de Production et de Création)

How to Wear Tweed

It’s time to forget everything you thought you knew about tweed. Reimagined for autumn/winter 2015, this heritage cloth – worn for centuries – now comes

Fashion Brands

Feedback/Suggest Brands

Again, welcome to Your Brandzaffair. Our goal is to be your daily source for immediate access to all your favorite brandz with their best offers, in addition to providing insights and reviews in your lifestyle interests. We want to always continue to improve your experience. Please tell us what you think and what we can do better.

Spread the Word