MATCHY MATCHY: Several of the festival guests matched each other this year. MinMote/Malin Gaden
It was clear which trends were rampant during this year’s festival.
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Thousands of people have flocked to Stavernfestivalen to listen to artists such as Undergrunn, Karpe, Emma Steinbakken and Kygo. But there are also many who have taken advantage of the festive occasion to drive on with extra cool outfits.
Often there are also some trends that stand out during the summer’s many festivals, and this weekend was no exception. There were actually several clear trends during this year’s Stavern festival.
There were, among other things, football uniforms in the area, and it was certainly with good (under)reason.
– It’s because of Underground. They usually wear it on stage, but they didn’t have it today, says Synne Kyrkjebø (19).
She had donned a PSG kit for the occasion.
– That was the vibe today.
Synne Kyrkjebø (19) styled her football kit with denim shorts. MinMote/Malin Gaden
Kristian Kirkebøe (20), Sondre Hagen (21), Linus Færgestad (21), Philip Fossum (21) and Maher Aburashid (20) also wore football uniforms.
According to them, the combination of football kit and linen trousers is something to bet on this year.
– Boys don’t have much to choose from, but football uniforms and linen trousers work, says Aburashid.
In random order: Kristian Kirkebøe (20), Sondre Hagen (21), Linus Færgestad (21), Philip Fossum (21) and Maher Aburashid (20). MinMote/Malin Gaden
While several people embraced the football kit trend, there were also many who had their eyes on cowboy boots and hats. It spiced things up on the festival grounds!
– I have seen it at several concerts this year, says Mathilde Amdam (22).
– Cowboy boots are at least a thing among girls these days.
Mathilde Amdam (22), Frida Sofie Aadnekvam Amundsen (22) and Tilde Pettersson (23) agree that cowboy boots are this year’s big trend. They also highlight denim sets as among the most popular now. MinMote/Malin Gaden
Live Hoff (22) had brought his pink cowboy hat with him from Oslo.
– But then I found out that they sell them at the camp, says Hoff and laughs.
– We were supposed to stand out, and then people lined up along the road to sell them.
Live Hoff (22), Julian Lie (22), Aurora Fjellvang Lie (22) and Selene Fjellvang Lie (25) embraced the cowboy trend with the pink hats. MinMote/Malin Gaden
It was also popular to match each other this year – preferably in home-made garments.
Sara Eliassen (26) started a tradition by creating an ever so small bucket hat collection for her friends. Last year the crocheted hats were plain, this year two colors applied.
– Each person has their own colour, she says.
Fanny Albertine Juell (22) had also crocheted hats for her friends for the occasion.
In random order: Sara Eliassen (22), Liselotte Rymoen (26), Marte Forfang (22), Malin Johannessen (24), Oda Vanem (22), Sirianne Rymoen (22) and Hedda Tveiten (26). PrivatJuni Dørum Schönborn (22), Mile Marie Gunnerød (22), Helene Ramstad (22), Fanny Albertine Juell (22) and Cathrine Finstad Fallet (22) all wore crocheted hats that Fanny had made. She also featured in the home-made top. MinMote/Malin Gaden
But there were also those who decided to take the matching out completely. Models Skøien Berg (30) and Trine Lise Olsen (30) posed in green sets.
– We will try to put together matching outfits all weekend, they say.
So did Lina Kristin Johansen (24) and Marina Fredheim (24).
– We wanted to match each other because it is important to find each other again, the girls say, laughing.
– We did the same thing last year, and then everyone came over and asked us where the outfits were from.
Models Skøien Berg (30) and Trine Lise Olsen (30) matched in green sets from Shein. MinMote/Malin GadenLina Kristin Johansen (24) and Marina Fredheim (24) had also gone to purchase matching sets from Shein. MinMote/Malin Gaden
See more photos from the festival here:
Ylva Tinholt (18) wore shoes from Primeboots, shorts and swimsuit from H&M, and a vintage jacket from Lilleaker Bazar. Maja Veslehaug (18) had also found her vintage jacket from Lilleaker Bazar, and styled it with garments from Zara. MinMote/Malin GadenHelene Wattanapradit Jensen posed in jeans from Gina Tricot, a top from Zara, a vintage jacket she had borrowed from a friend, sneakers from Nike and sunglasses from The Shade. MinMote/Malin GadenMajken Mariell Dåpan (23) and Edmund-André Hellerdal Waagan (28) have plans to match each other all weekend. On Thursday they showed up in green outfits, on Friday they went for black and white, but on Saturday it will be, among other things, dark pink and characters from SpongeBob that will be in focus. MinMote/Malin GadenAnine Mørk Aas (22), Mats Haug (22), Dennis Hoel (22) and Hedda Mikalsen (22). MinMote/Malin GadenLinen trousers were popular among the boys at this year’s Stavern festival. Odd Høvik was among those who embraced the trend. MinMote/Malin GadenOda Troøyen (28) wore a top from Jaded London, Michael Jordan trousers, shoes from Adidas and jewelery she has had in her wardrobe for a long time. Rikke Jøntvedt (30) posed in a Pretty Little Thing top, trousers from BikBok, shoes from Adidas and old jewellery. MinMote/Malin GadenMathilde Jøntvedt (23) says it is important to support local shops, and had therefore worn a piece of jewelery from Gren Porsgrunn. She also posed in trousers and a T-shirt from Cava Company. MinMote/Malin GadenSara Abraham’s (30) jacket, belt and necklace are vintage. Julie Tengelsen (28) wore her mother’s shoes, her friend’s shorts and a jacket from Acne Studios. Frida Hjelkrem (29) went for an all-beige look. MinMote/Malin GadenPublished:
Published 07/07/2023 18:44
author-avatar-backgroundMalin Gaden
Malin is a journalist in VG. She writes articles within MinMote’s interior, beauty and fashion categories, but also has a great interest in developing new ideas and concepts for the brand.
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2023-07-07 18:20:54
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