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If you can rock a feathered native American headress at Hong Kong's Clockenflap music and arts festival, why not? But there are other choices. Photo: Alamy

Clockenflap fashion: get festival ready in Hong Kong with layers, double denim, chunky boots and masculine jackets

Forget crochet tops and native American head dresses for the city’s biggest music festival; instead, check out our top picks for stylish looks to suit all budgets and weather

With Clockenflap just around the corner, it’s time for music lovers and fashionistas to start eyeing pieces to create their perfect festival outfit.

The idea is to focus on a statement piece and build around it so you don’t look like you’re trying to incorporate too many ideas into one outfit.

Denim and masculine jackets are the way to go at this year’s Clockenflap festival. Photo: Shutterstock

For example, rock a fabulous fringe jacket or bag and let that be your statement piece. If there’s a particular act you’re most looking forward to seeing, take inspiration from their style and let that guide your fashion choices.

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Also, think layers. November in Hong Kong can be unpredictable; it might be hot and humid in the afternoon but teeth-chatteringly cold or wet at night. By dressing in layers, you can take off or put on what you need throughout the day.

Make sure you wear something comfortable so you can rock out all day. Photo: AFP

Above all, put comfort first! You’re going to be standing and dancing for hours, in who knows what kind of weather.

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Wear comfy shoes or boots if you can, and remember to wear thick socks to avoid blisters, because nothing drains the fun out of a music festival quite like an uncomfortable outfit.

Video credits:

Styling: Jolene Lin

Assistant stylist: Chau Hau-hin

Hair: Cooney Lai

Make-up: Gabbie Lee

Models: Ya Ting and Yuta from SuperMii Model Management

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