The Holo Festival silver accessory set is a two-piece set consisting of holographic sunglasses and a fanny pack that shimmer in rainbow hues. The fanny pack features two gold-coloured zippers across the front, and the black strap fastens with a plastic buckle. You can wear the set as a woman or a man at a festival, disco party or neon party.
Sunglasses and fanny pack with rainbow shimmer
- The set includes two pieces: sunglasses and a fanny pack.
- Both pieces have a holographic finish that transitions from silver-grey to pink, blue and yellow.
- The fanny pack has two zipped compartments with gold-coloured zippers and a black strap with a buckle.
- The sunglasses have an open top and a white inner edge along the headband.
- The set is made from 80% PVC, 10% polyester, 5% aluminium and 5% polypropylene.
- The set is not washable.
Why are holographic sunglasses and a fanny pack perfect for a festival outfit?
A fanny pack is perfect for a festival outfit because it keeps your small essentials close to your body while leaving your hands free to dance and hold a drink. Many festival-goers wear it across their chest rather than around their waist, so the zippers are at the front. The holographic finish catches the light from the stage and lights and reflects it in changing colours, which is why you will also see this shimmer at disco parties and neon parties. Sunglasses leave the top of your head open so your hairstyle won't get flattened, while the lenses keep your eyes in the shade.
How to wear the holo set at a festival or disco
At a festival, the shimmer stands out most against a dark shirt, so pair the set with black or a dark print. If the sun is low, pull the sunglasses further across your forehead. At a disco party, shiny trousers or a sequined shirt work well, so the holographic pieces aren't the only things catching the light. At a neon party, wear the fanny pack at your side, leaving your upper body free to show off bright neon colours.
Get the Holo Festival silver accessory set and you'll be ready for your first day at a festival with sunglasses and a fanny pack.