The Oasis effect: Bucket hats and Adidas are as ubiquitous at Glastonbury as an unsolicited cover of ‘Wonderwall’
The fashion trend taking over Glastonbury Festival
- Despite Oasis not performing at Glastonbury this year, their distinctive fashion aesthetic, dubbed "Oasis-core," is widely adopted by festival-goers.
- The prevalent style includes items such as bucket hats, camo pants, Gore-Tex trainers, Adidas gear, oversized vintage football shirts, and cargo shorts.
- Sales of Oasis-inspired merchandise have surged by 150 per cent, with searches for bucket hats increasing by 275 per cent, indicating a strong trend.
- The enduring popularity of the Oasis look is partly attributed to the band's historical performances at Glastonbury and a significant fan crossover.
- Celebrities like actor Charlie Rowe have been spotted sporting the "Oasis-core" style, further highlighting its widespread adoption at the festival.