Try the Western Fashion Trend with 18 Pieces from the Revolve Sale

For an effortless festival-friendly look, team a denim mini skirt with a pair of cowboy boots and a ribbed white tank top. An outfit like this is inherently versatile and can even be worn for other casual outings (like a lunch with friends or a laid-back evening hangout).

Go full-on cowgirl in Gigi Pip’s Codi hat, which is cinched at the crown for a nice shape. If you’re really feeling the theme, amp things up a bit by wearing a Canadian tuxedo and a pair of glossy black boots.

Standing on your feet all day at a music festival can turn into a nightmare if you’re not wearing comfortable shoes. To avoid aches and pains, opt for a pair of cowboy boots with a lower heel, these suede shoes from Dolce Vita are a great option.

Amanda Uprichard’s Callie leather tube top will give any outfit a grungy twist. Try wearing yours with matching leather bottoms for a monochromatic feel.

GRLFRND's Adriana pants aren’t your ordinary pair of jeans. Notice the frayed design at the edge of the waistline, the detachable tie, and the perfectly stitched seam lines. While wearing these bottoms, you’ll surely stand out among the crowd of concert-goers.

Bold belt buckles have always been a fashion fixture in the realm of Western-inspired dressing. Master the look with this chocolate brown leather belt, and perhaps consider buying two (the double-belt trend is currently taking over).

If you plan to attend an outdoor music festival, be prepared for temperatures to drop as soon as the sun sets. You’ll want to cover your shoulders with a trusty layer—might we suggest an oversized denim jacket? This one from GRLFRND features stitched front pockets, silver buttons, and a structured collar.

You can never go wrong with a leather skirt. Whether you're heading to a music festival or even stepping out for a night on the town, a sleek thigh-grazing mini will bring a sense of intrigue to any look.

Aside from the fact that Larroude’s snazzy boots will pull together any festival outfit, they’ll also make a great investment piece. With a sumptuous suede exterior and a straightforward shape, you’ll find yourself wearing these shoes on repeat.

The paisley pattern of Free People’s flowy tube top sort of resembles a traditional cowboy bandana. Tuck this piece into a pair of white jeans and accessorize with chunky sandals and gold jewelry.

Roam the festival grounds freely without having to lug around a heavy handbag. See By Chloe’s Joan Backpack is large enough to fit all your essentials (like your phone, wallet, and keys).

Simkhai’s leather mini dress puts an intricate spin on your typical LBD. Let’s take a moment to appreciate several design elements like the sheer panels between the pleats, the lace-up seams, and the exposed back zipper closure.

This charming prairie top is a summer wardrobe essential that you can wear to music festivals and beyond. Not only is it light and airy, but it’s also covered in georgette fabric and trimmed with ruffles for a nice, flirty touch.

This belted denim dress is festival-friendly, but most notably, it’s oh-so Y2K. To truly embody the early aughts, complete this look with denim boots and an edgy leather shoulder bag.

Superdown’s embellished top takes an innovative approach to fringe with silver-tone crystals. While wearing this look, make sure to enhance your outfit with a variety of silver jewelry (earrings, necklaces, cuff bracelets, you name it).

Rag & Bone's Belize Bucket Bag is decorated with a leather exterior, a suede lining, and silver-tone studs—all of which exude a rustic vibe. Aside from its aesthetic features, this bag is practical, too (it's designed with a shoulder strap that you can easily adjust).

There’s something about a brown leather jacket that screams, “Wear me to the rodeo.” LPA’s version is cropped and ruched at the hem, which is super flattering. To balance out the proportions of your look, coordinate this piece with high-waisted pants.

Not really into loads of leather and denim-on-denim? That’s okay! Lean into a boho look instead with a hippie-style halter neck top adorned with stone accents at the waist.