Couchella: festival fever at home

4 June 2020

Yes we can: travel again in Europe, go out for dinner with friends and work on that summer body in the gym. There is a glimmer of hope, but it does not change the fact that most of our favorite summer festivals have been cancelled. Do you listen to Rammsteinn, Lady Gagy or The Strokes? Whatever gets yours mojo going, let's dress the part for some festivalitis at home or in the garden. And no: crowd surfing is not yet an option. Stay safe peeps!

Rock chick

^{Banana Moon - La Redoute Collections - Unisa - Banana Moon}

Woodstock

^{Caroline Biss - Guess - J Balvin for Guess - Guess}

^{La Redoute Collections (2) - Caroline Biss - O'Neill}

Techno rave

^{J Balvin for Guess - Guess - Unisa - J Balvin for Guess}

^{Banana Moon - Unisa - La Redoute Collections - SUN68}

Boho babe

^{O'Neill - Betty Barclay - Caroline Biss - Banana Moon}

^{La Redoute Collections (3) - neubau}

Intro photo by Levi Guzman on Unsplash

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