Lace, bows and white dresses. Retro style was interested in fans at Lana del Rey’s stadium gig. This youth fashion style immediately hits the eye at a sold -out stadium gig in London.
US singer-songwriter Lana del Rey, or Elizabeth Grantin, 40, concerts in London at Wembley Stadium from 3 to 4.7. We visited a sold-out gig on Thursday evening and met the artist’s young fans in their gorgeous outfits. These trends could not be overlooked in the audience of sold out gigs.
The concerts were held at the Wembley Stadium, which at best accommodates 90,000 people. The gigs of both days were sold out. Julia Laine
Vintage and y2k
Vintage style was interested in young concert guests. Lana del Rey often appears in 60’s fashion, which was also visible in the audience. Short dresses, flower wreaths in the hair and large retro -style sunglasses blink everywhere.
Also, the popular Y2K fashion, which is inspired by the 21st century, conquered fans.
Lillian Dellar, 17 (left) and Katie Dodd, 17, dress in 21st century style. The cowboy boots were popular with the gig. Julia Laine
The US Kantri or Western style inspires many visitors. In addition to Cowboy boots, we were dressed in, among other things, denim and ruffle skirts. US tickets also swung around the stadium.
Jess Bough, 22 (left) and Annabelle Hughes, 22, are inspired by the artist’s favored American country style. Their outfits consist of clothes they already owned and had acquired used. Julia Laine
Inspiration for music videos
Concert dressing was influenced by artist music and music videos. The fans themselves were crafting the accessories and dressed up outfits that are like copies of the artist’s popular music videos.
Grace, 20, (right) was inspired by the music video for Ultraolence, released in 2014. He made the lace veil himself. Jasmine, 20, (left) found her own dress for 3 pounds (€ 3.50). Julia Laine
Izzy Davies, 25, wore a white dress. His hair was adorned with a flower pin, which agreed on the theme of the 2017 Lust for Life album. Julia Laine