16 Hair Accessories That Will Be Everywhere This Festival Season

These crochet beanies have been popping up everywhere over the last couple of months, so it’s no surprise that they’re being worn at festivals, too. “Crochet headbands and hats are very trendy this season,” says celebrity master stylist, Steph Angelone of RPZL. “Especially during festival season, it’s a fun way to keep your hair away from your face and keep cool while still looking styled and on theme.”

If you want to glam things up a bit and need a lighter shade, try this bronze option from Free People that comes with defined sequin. You can also shop this exact look in Blue and Ivory.

If you prefer gold, you can get this oversized and less structured pick from Urban Outfitters for just $25. It’s also available in white and black.

For more coverage, consider this crochet cap in white from Free People.

Claw clips have made a comeback over the last few years, and as someone who has this exact clip, including it felt like a must. “From oversized metallic barrettes and gem-adorned clips to sculptural claw clips, these accessories will continue to remain as festival staples thanks to their blend of fashion and function,” says celebrity hairstylist Nick Stenson. “They’re an easy way to elevate any hairstyle and keep hair secure, while serving as a standout style statement.”

To Stenson’s point about metallic barrettes, these budget-friendly star clips can be a fun way to add a little edge to any look.

Hair tinsel is a truly chic and playful addition to make your strands pop. And for only $10, it’s a total steal.

Metallic claw clips are in, and jelly ones are equally popular. “Neon jelly clips go hand in hand with hot summer music festivals as they can keep a full head of hair up, while matching the carefree, vibrant party theme,” says Angelone.

If you’re styling braids or locs, this 25-piece set will give you plenty of options to elevate your hairstyle. “Decorative rings, cuffs, and charms threaded through braids and twists are trending thanks to their customizable, Y2K-meets-boho aesthetic,” says Angelone. “They allow wearers to personalize their look without committing to a full accessory.”

If you don’t want to invest in a full set of charms, you can also grab a smaller pack for only $8.

“The party cuff like this one from RPZL can be worn alone for a singular statement, or stack a few down a long pony for a truly maximalist look,” says Angelone.

“Gems woven into the hair are taking center stage this festival season,” says Stenson. “Whether threaded through subtle accent braids or scattered throughout loose waves, they give your look an instant, texturized upgrade.”

Scarves and bandanas have always been around come festival season, so it’s no surprise that our experts expect them to come back in style. “Lightweight and versatile, hair scarves add an effortless, bohemian vibe while keeping your hair perfectly in place during long days outdoors,” says Stenson. “They’re also an easy way to add a pop of color or a print to your look, while protecting your hair from the heat.”

Bold colors are in, but if you prefer neutrals, try this $15-dollar option from Urban Outfitters.

This long, vibrant red scarf is sure to stand out and protect your hair from the sun at an all-day festival.

Available in four colors is this stunning abstract head scarf that’s easy to tie up for an effortless finish.