CITADEL FASHION

On Sunday we trotted off to Victoria Park to visit the magical Citadel and capture your outfits in all their festival glory……

Citadel, was this years new one-day spectacular celebrating the pleasures of a summer Sunday after-noon, had added a host of exciting new acts to its already impressive line-up. Yes we met Ben Howard!

Conceived and created by the award-winning Wilderness Festival and Superfly – co-creators of Bonnaroo and Outside Lands, two of America’s most prestigious festivals – Citadel showcased a breadth of musical programming alongside dining, dancing, arts and culture experiences.

The finest fashion and beauty boutiques were also in attendance for Citadel-goers seek-ing sartorial gems. Dancing Leopard, Tallulah Minxy, OOTO Clothing and Tirade 13 were there purveying gorgeous garments whilst In Your Dreams, Miss Lippy, Gypsy East will be providing embellishments, beautiful jewellery and magical makeovers.

We went along to check out the fashion and music style of the event……..

See if you made it into our Festival Style Snaps…..

Channeling The 70’s Charlie’s Angel Vibes

The most chilled out Sunday on offer at Citadel

With highlights including intriguing multi-instrumentalist Anna Calvi appearing alongside The Heritage Orchestra, the ever-eclectic Jimi Goodwin, captivating singer-songwriter Kurt Vile and inspirational quartet Bombay Bicycle Club, the Main Stage explored a diverse lineup, with the unforgettable Ben Howard topping the bill and closing the first ever Citadel event.

True Bromance

Neon Playsuits

On the Communion stage, in association with DIY, exciting left field talent Nick Mulvey led the way, following from rising gospel sensation Leon Bridges, band-on-the-rise Bear’s Den, electro darling Daniel Croll and distinctive vocalist Rhodes.

Keep it casual

A Cool Outfit Betty Flinstone Would Wear On The Bedrock Catwalk

At the Sunday Papers Live, Citadel presented debates and talks from the likes of bass poet Charlie Dark, beatboxer Reeps One, activist, author an politician Maajid Nawaz and London Mayoral candidate Tess Jowell. The Citadel Art Studio featured workshops spanning a number of skills including an origami masterclass, kids’ craft table and perps jewellery making, while there were dance workshops, a Hoop Hop woshrshop from Hoola Queen and capoeira with Danca da Liberdade.