Stylist: Eva Arrighi
Photography: Kirsty Anderson
Rust suede effect belted shirt dress, £55, River Island
Sage green check dress, £350, Victoria Beckham Jeans at House of Fraser. Cream botanical print shirt with black neck tie and cuff detail, £38, Topshop
Camel felted wool hat with eyelet and band detail, £28, River Island. Caramel front pocket detail blouse, £35, Autograph. Sand suedette A-line mini-skirt, £45, Limited Edition, both at Marks & Spencer
Yellow patterned A-line shift with jewel detailing, £109, Monsoon. Cream lace blouse, £32, River Island
Brown patterned off the shoulder dress, £38, River Island. Rust felted wool hat with plaited trim detail, £25, Limited Edition at Marks & Spencer. Beige leather and suede fringed bag, £30, Topshop
Model: Katie Kelly at Colours Agency
Make-up and hair: Ainslie Currie using Dermalogica, MAC and Bumble & Bumble
The Wickerman Festival 2015 takes place on the 24th and 25th July at East Kirkcarswell, near Dundrennan in South West Scotland. For details of line up, camping and tickets go to www.thewickermanfestival.co.uk for further information
Stockists
Dermalogica (www.dermalogica.co.uk)
House of Fraser (www.houseoffraser.co.uk)
MAC (www.maccosmetics.co.uk)
Marks & Spencer (www.marksandspencer.com)
Monsoon (uk.monsoon.co.uk)
River Island (www.riverisland.com)
Topshop (www.topshop.com)
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