Street style boots up at Field Day
05 July 2019, 08:45
Photography by
Patrick Gunning
Rachel Chinouriri, KEYAH/BLU, Yizzy, Rimon, Flohio, and Crows joined a host of bold and beautiful festival goers who booted up their Dr.Martens and posed for the cameras at this year’s re-tooled Field Day.
With a new home in Tottenham, close to Meridian Water, the festival’s twelfth year saw Skepta, Deerhunter, The Black Madonna, Pusha T and more bask in the glory of later curfews and more relaxed noise levels than ever before.






























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