Trying to piece together concert outfits can be pretty difficult especially when you’ve left it just a week or even a few days before you’re meant to be going. It’s one of those occasions where you can pretty much get away with dressing up or down as much as you want. However, so many regular gig-goers look uber cool and you just don’t know where to start. Well, you needn’t worry because we’ve got 10 outfits to give you all the inspiration you need.
A staple item to put together concert outfits is a pair of eye-catching fishnet tights. They can be styled so many ways, with skirts, dresses and trousers too. Because they are so stretchy, if you’re a fan of wearing crop tops, you can pull the tights up even higher than your trousers to really show them off.
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Why choose regular jeans with your concert outfits when you can buy pairs with super cute floral embroidery on them? This is a great choice if you tend to wear lots of black or grey because the contrasting patterns will add in that extra edge.
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This one is an absolute classic in the world of concert outfits because of its multi purposes. You can tie it around your waist whilst you’re inside the venue and pop it back on when you leave if it’s a little cold outside. Opt for red for a Khloe Kardashian kinda vibe.
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If you don’t mind showing some skin, a cute lace bralet works with so many concert outfits. Whether you’ve got a pair of jeans you’ve been wanting to wear or a denim mini skirt, they’ll go perfectly together. Burgundy red is definitely one of the coolest colours right now.
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There’s just something about a mini skirt in faux leather material that looks so trendy and cool. The great thing about these kinds of skirts is that you can quite literally wear any top with them whether it’s tucked in or cropped and you’ll still look fab.
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With summer on its way, you’ll be seeing gingham everywhere soon. Without fail it becomes one of the hottest pieces to be wearing as soon as the sun’s out so why not go for an alternative look and add it to your list of concert outfits too? Paired with a cool black tee and layered necklaces, you can’t go wrong.
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Metallica band t-shirts are quite literally everywhere from your favourite online retailers and even vintage shops in your local town centre. There’s no written rule that says you can’t wear iconic band merchandise to a gig that isn’t that particular artist’s, so why not wear one?
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So far this year we’ve seen some of the best sleeves make a comeback inspired by the ‘60s and ‘70s. Bell sleeves are super gorgeous but flared sleeves have got that cool cutting edge to them especially on a crop top with a tie front. Gorgeous.
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If you don’t have a leather jacket in your wardrobe, honestly, go and treat yourself to one. They are one of the most versatile pieces and well up there on the hierarchy of concert outfits. The funkier the better, so look for unique pieces with stitching and embroidery to stand out from the crowd.
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Of course, typical footwear to pair with concert outfits is normally a pair of trainers. So, if you really want to switch it up and go for something different, why not wear a pair of knee-high boots. They’ll look amazing with that previously mentioned oversized t-shirt and cheeky pair of fishnet tights!
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