Cowgirl boots, lace and an ode to the cherry: The best outfits from Tramlines Festival 2024

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Contrary to popular belief, Tramlines Festival is about more than the music. It’s the rare chance for the it girls and guys of Sheffield to showcase what the northern powerhouse has to offer in terms of fashion and style – and there’s a lot more than you might think. Gone are the days of fringe and flowers – Tramlines 2024 was instead overrun with lace, leopard print and cherries. So many cherries.

Here’s a look at some of the best dressed festival goers from Tramlines 2024 who stole the show from Paolo Nutini, Snow Patrol and Jamie T.

Country chic

Sheffield University graduate Eleanor travelled back up from London all the way for the festival. She studied creative writing at uni but clearly should have done fashion, pulling together an adorable festival outfit that incorporates the perfect balance of cowgirl and cute.

Skirt: ASOS (originally a dress but sown into a skirt herself!)

Cowgirl boots: Portugal

Top: ASOS

Cardigan: Zara

Necklace: Cornwall and Primark

A recycled graduation fit and casual summer vibes

Recent graduates Kate and Ella thought of no better way to celebrate the end of the degrees that a day at Tramlines. Graduating from civil engineer and architectural engineering respectively, they are living proof that women in STEM can do it all and they can do it all extremely well.

Kate’s top: Peachy Den

Skirt: Vintage Standards

Bag: Charity shop in Skipton

Boots: Dr. Martens

Sunglasses: Brick Lane Vintage Market

Ella’s top: Glass Onion

Shorts: Zara

Wellies: Tresspass

Sunglasses: Fake Prada in Thailand

Necklace: Spain

Lana Del Ray vibes

This lacy maxi skirt worn by Robin deserves praise alone. Paired with a green knit top, it’s as if Lana were with us in Sheff.

Top: By Clara (TK Max)

Skirt: Wildflower (TK Max)

Belt: Vintage (eBay)

Boots: Vintage (eBay)

Bag: UNIQLO

Sunglasses: ASOS

Sweet as a cherry

This ode to the cherry from Rachel could not have looked better – from the necklace to the bandanna, the fit screamed summer.

Top: ASOS

Skirt: Vintage

Bag: UNIQLO

Shirt: ASOS

Bandana: Her mum’s

Necklace: ASOS

A moment for the cargo shorts

22-year-old Megan attended the festival on Friday in her final summer of freedom before starting full time work. The University of Leeds graduate looked effortlessly fit channelling dad core and 00s fashion – I’m a big fan of the pop of red.

Top: Hand-me-down from her boyfriend’s mum

Shorts: Fat Face

Boots: Dr. Martens

Sunglasses: Bench

Socks: Dr. Martens

Shirt: French Connection

Bag: Dickies

A shit shirt that’s not actually shit at all

Often mistaken for Austin Butler, Sheffield OG Liam paired this funky vintage shirt with some relaxed leg jeans for a look that served Austin Butler if he was in an indie band.

Shirt: Dickies (Vintage shop)

Jeans: ASOS

Shoes: New Balance

Vintage and a vest

Izzy pulled together bits from all over the place to make this fit, which was the perfect vibe for Bombay Bicycle Club and Paolo Nutini on Friday.

Top: Lucy and Yak

Vest: M&S

Skirt: Vintage

Bag:

Shoes: Dr. Martens

Bag: UNIQLO

Sunglasses: Primark

Farm girl fashion but make it cute

23-year-old Georgia is studying a Master’s degree in strategic fashion marketing so it explains why her outfit is a 10/10. Hunters will never not be in, but pairing it with the little summerly romper? Genius.

Playsuit: River Island

Wellies: Hunters

Bag: TK Max

Necklace: Singapore

Phoebe Buffay core

Summer is channeling authentic 90s in this fit made up of charity shop bits and a genuine vintage vest from her mum. Sustainable and stylish? Double win.

Shirt: Charity shop

Vest: From her mum

Skort: Vinted

Boots: Primark

Sunglasses: Charity shop

Bag: Amazon

Sharing is caring

Sophie came prepped to vibe to Sophie Ellis-Bextor in her Docs and garms she’d swapped between her friends for the day.

Top: ASOS

Skirt: Urban Outfitters

Bag: Urban Outfitters

Cardigan: Primark

Boots: Dr. Martens

A moment in leopard

Rachel made a twist on traditional leopard with this pink and green top, paired with the trusty Air Forces. And pulling it all together with a matching UNIQLO bag, she looked effortlessly stylish.

Top: ASOS

Skirt: Stradivarious

Shoes: AirForce

Bag: UNIQLO

Necklace: Monica Vinader

Earrings: ASOS

Crochet cuteness

Megan went for a boho look on Friday, reminding us all to dig out the knit from our drawers because it looks so good paired with a long white skirt and boots.

Top: Stradivarius

Skirt: ASOS

Boots: Bershka

Bag: Pull and Bear

Sunglasses: Guess

Cricket at 5pm, Tramlines at 7pm

Alex seemingly nabbed items from both of his parent’s wardrobes for Tramlines 2024 to get that real authentic vintage look. But the best part of this whole outfit isn’t the women’s belt and headband he styles, but the pop of colour he brought to the festival in a sea of grey and black T-shirts. Bravo.

Top: His dad’s Australian cricket top

Belt: Mum’s belt

Shorts: Urban Outfitters

Shoes: Dr. Martens

Necklace: Shop in France

Headband: Festival Outlet UK

Girl next door

Jessica’s boots and dress combo is giving Miley Cyrus Party in the USA but if she was British. The boots alone are iconic.

Dress: Primark

Cardigan: Zara

Boots: Ego

Bag: Ganni

Sunglasses: ASOS

Necklace: Links od London

I’m just here for the vibes

Louis went for an effortless look in what could be called genuine dad core, but more indie.

Top: His dad’s

Shorts: H&M

Shoes: New Balance

Cap: Flea Market in Paris

Bag: Amazon

Cans: BrewDog

Cowgirl boots, lace and an ode to the cherry: The best outfits from Tramlines Festival 2024

Country chic

A recycled graduation fit and casual summer vibes

Lana Del Ray vibes

Sweet as a cherry

A moment for the cargo shorts

A shit shirt that’s not actually shit at all

Vintage and a vest

Farm girl fashion but make it cute

Phoebe Buffay core

Sharing is caring

A moment in leopard

Crochet cuteness

Cricket at 5pm, Tramlines at 7pm

Girl next door

I’m just here for the vibes

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