Glastonbury celebrity fashion from 2002 to 2016

Only Gwen Stefani could rock up to a festival wearing ski goggles, a preppy denim blazer, jeans, hoody and a checkered scarf and almost get away with it.

Remember when we ALL wanted Kate's suede tassel boots? Yep, we still do, tbh.

Ah, 2004, when we fell in love with Sienna Miller and also disc belts. Disc belts were great.

This waistcoat, belt, hot pants and wellies combo basically became Glastonbury uniform after Kate was papped wearing it in 2005.

Remember Joss Stone? She loved tank tops.

Lily Allen avoided the whole denim short thing by teaming up pink wellies with an even pinker dress, instead.

How is it that Alexa Chung can take four wardrobe staples and make them look SO cool? We think it's the socks...

Emma Watson went to Glastonbury once wearing a corset. True fact.

Florence Welch was rocking the 'naked' dress way before Kim Kardashian.

Kelly Osbourne's cut-off denim waistcoat thing is everything right now.

If we wore this outfit we'd look like we were wearing fancy dress. But Sienna Miller looks like the coolest person in that field.

By 2013 Kate Moss had left her trademark festival style behind her and turned up at the festival looking chic in leather.

How many different hats do you think Sienna Miller owns? Genuine question.

Cara Delevingne didn't play by the 'boho' rules when she went to Glastonbury in 2013.

The days of cut-off denim shorts were long gone when Rita Ora attended 2013's festival in this bodycon co-ord.

Enter Alexa Chung in a chic metallic shift dress.

And by 2014 Rita was taking the whole 'farmer chic' thing a little too seriously. Or not.

Florence tried to bring Glastonbury back to basics with her jeans, wellies and waistcoat combo.

And Alexa matched the Victorian vibes with her high-neck blouse and velvet blazer.

Ellie Goulding took us back to basics in barely-there hot pants in 2016.