The international techno scene has long had a love affair with the colour black. This summer, Barcelona’s electronic festivals are opening the door to electro subcultures, where you’ll find bright colours, metallic garb and reflective detailing abound. A sure-fire staple? Oversized sunglasses, ideal for adding polish to any outfit.

With Coachella’s relaxed chic becoming akin to the Met Gala of music, take inspiration from Alessandra Ambrosio, Gigi Hadid, Kaia Gerber and Kendall Jenner to create the perfect boho-inspired indie festival outfit. From crochet and ‘70s-style shoulder bags to crop tops, denim shorts and more, pair your ‘fit with a suede waistcoat and cowboy boots to nail the look.

Whether immersing yourself at the Jazz Age Lawn Party in New York, or listening to soulful sounds in a local jazz bar, dress to impress with flapper-style dresses, brogues, raffia hats, fringe and more. And, to take your outfit to a new key, use geometric patterns, rich textures and sculptural jewellery.

"The relationship between the sound of a time and its fashion is a historical and eternal link", says Hedi Slimane. Pop music’s ubiquitous influence has inspired trends in every decade; notably, the 2000s courtesy of Britney Spears and Gwen Stefani. This summer, take inspiration from Dua Lipa, Katy Perry and more with stage-ready bodysuits, popstar-status accessories, and sugary sweet colour.

Few genres have as clearly defined style as rock music. Think classic leather jackets, skinny trousers, ripped denim, studded accessories, concert tees and aviator sunglasses. A simple way to elevate your rock festival wardrobe? Make like Kate Moss and add something sparkly, whether it's a lamé shirt, glitter-effect trousers or a snakeskin clutch.

This year’s Coachella festival sees Latin urban music cemented in global popular culture, with Bad Bunny and Rosalía featured alongside artists such as BLACKPINK and The Chemical Brothers. Gen-Z’s viral influence means fashion from these TikTok anthems is now at the forefront of current trends. Far from the classic tracksuit, urban music stars like Bad Gyal choose emerging designers and personality-filled streetwear collections.