Hop Farm 2012

Phoebe, 24, Journalist, London. Zara jacket, Topshop top, Levi's jeans, Converse shoes, Michael Kors watch.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles

Silvia, 42, fashion, London. Urban Outfitters jumper, Levi's shorts, Havaianas flip-flops, Marc by Marc Jacobs bag, Ray Ban sunglasses.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles

Scarlett, 25, Mobile Nail Business Owner, London. A Bathing Ape jacket, H&M top, Topshop leggings, Timberland boots, Asos men's sunglasses.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles

Annabelle, 19, Student, London. Topshop top, Levi's dungarees, Converse trainers, Ray Ban sunglasses, Chanel necklace.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles

Sophie, 22, Customer Relations, Ashford. Papillone jacket, H&M top, Topshop shorts, boots from Chichester, H&M sunglasses.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles

Zoe, 18, Model, New Zealand. Jade Stavri jacket, Beyond Retro dress, Decathlon horse riding boots, Urban Outfitters bag, Karen Walker sunnies.

Cropped tops, tie dye, camouflage, denim shorts; Hop Farm ticked all the festival trends this weekend.

And with a distinct lack of rain and even an appearance from the sun, the bravest of revellers even dared to swap their trusty wellies in favour of pumps and ahem, flip flops. But this was Hop Farm, where a non-branding and no VIP’s philosophy are single handily bringing British festivals back to their hippy-ish roots.

Hop Farm may not have topped last year’s Prince headline performance, but they certainly pulled in the crowds. Here’s what they wore to enjoy sets from Bob Dylan, Patti Smith and Suede…

All photos by Tim Knowles