The Finsbury Park Wireless Festival in England boasted grand acts such as Bruno Mars, OutKast and Andre 3000, but truly it was the celebrity showgoers who were the stars this weekend. Schlepping out into the mud even after a thunderstorm were musicians and supermodels alike in all variety of laid back, festival ready attire.
Jourdan Dunn on day two of the music festival sported an oversized bulldog t shirt, a black bandanna and combat boots and made DailyMail headlines by enjoying a rack of ribs before jamming out with her friends. Not much else happened this weekend apparently, if supermodel eats are the biggest news headlines (weren’t 60 of the 200 missing girls found this weekend though…?)
On day 1, clad in a strategically placed bandanna and baggy overalls, Dunn was photographed with UK musician Rita Ora who was similarly stylish in a sporty nylon zipper dress and high heeled sneakers.
Another famed model, brave enough to venture out after the storm was London bad gal Cara Delevingne who showed up in a military jacket, flannel, crop top and skinny jeans.
Delevingne hung out with London based musician Ellie Goulding who wore a graphic Tee emblazoned with the words “Everyday i’m hustling”, just proving yet again that London girls do it better (music festivals that is).
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