Sienna Miller brought back her bohemian sense of style as she stepped out at Glastonbury on Friday.
The actress, 40, who spearheaded the boho trend that dominated noughties, opted for a brown mini dress with a small slit to the front and a pair of black boots.
She later changed into pair of red, brown and black striped trousers along with a red coat over a black top as she walked arm-in-arm with boyfriend Oli Green.
In style: Sienna Miller brought back her bohemian style in a brown mini dress at Glastonbury with boyfriend Oli Green on Friday before changing into a pair of striped trousers and red coat
She completed her second look with a pair of black shoes and accessorised with a gold chain necklace and a pair of matching earrings.
Model Sienna’s first ensemble left her naked arms and shoulders exposed to the warm summer afternoon air aside from some thin straps.
She wore a pair of brown-hued sunglasses to match her dress, with the garment finishing far above her knee to leave her long legs on display.
Stand-out style: The actress, 40, who spearheaded the boho trend that dominated noughties, opted for a brown mini dress with a small slit to the front and a pair of black boots
Summer fun: Model Sienna’s first ensemble left her naked arms and shoulders exposed to the warm summer afternoon air aside from some thin straps
Festival chic: She wore a pair of brown-hued sunglasses to match her dress, with the garment finishing far above her knee to leave her long legs on display
Fashion focus: Sienna was known for her bohemian style in the noughties, with the star recently admitting she was ‘saddened’ to see her vintage finds reproduced for a mass market.
Leader: She told The Telegraph’s Stella magazine : ‘When I first became well-known, a lot of my beautiful vintage clothes that I’d collected from a very young age were mimicked and remade’
Sienna was known for her bohemian style in the noughties, with the star recently admitting she was ‘saddened’ to see her vintage finds reproduced for a mass market.
She previously told The Telegraph’s Stella magazine: ‘When I first became well-known, a lot of my beautiful vintage clothes that I’d collected from a very young age were mimicked and remade.
‘And that was – well, it was certainly not a heartbreak, but I remember feeling saddened, like, “Oh, these little, treasured pieces are replicable.”‘
Shocked: ‘And that was – well, it was certainly not a heartbreak, but I remember feeling saddened, like, “Oh, these little, treasured pieces are replicable”,’ she added
Honest: She went on to describe some of her finds as ‘really cool’ while some of her ensembles she said were ‘shambles’
Great finds: The star added: ‘I have a restless attitude towards fashion. The only pieces that I never get tired of are my vintage pieces’
She went on to describe some of her finds as ‘really cool’ while some of her ensembles she said were ‘shambles’.
The star added: ‘I have a restless attitude towards fashion. The only pieces that I never get tired of are my vintage pieces. I treasure them in a way that I don’t newer things.’
Sienna was spotted with her boyfriend Oli, 25, at Glastonbury on Friday, with the couple walking arm-in-arm.
Her favourite things: ‘I treasure them in a way that I don’t newer things,’ she added the Stella magazine
Burberry model Oli opted for casual attire, wearing a white T-shirt and a pair of denim jeans.
He wore a lightweight blue jacket and a pair of brown walking boots.
Sienna – who is 15 years his senior – stepped out with Oli back in February at a New York Knicks game, seemingly confirming their romance.
Happy couple: She later changed into pair of red, brown and black striped trousers along with a red coat over a black top as she walked arm-in-arm with boyfriend Oli Green
In the detail: She completed her second look with a pair of black shoes and accessorised with a gold chain necklace and a pair of matching earrings
In love; Sienna was spotted with her boyfriend Oli, 25, at Glastonbury on Friday, with the couple walking arm-in-arm
Romance: Sienna – who is 15 years his senior – stepped out with Oli back in February at a New York Knicks game, seemingly confirming their romance
Screen star Sienna, who recently starred as a betrayed wife in the Netflix series Anatomy Of A Scandal, has suffered her fair share of tumultuous relationships in the past.
She was previously engaged to actor Jude Law in 2004 but they split two years later after he had an affair with his children’s nanny.
The star, known for her roles in Alfie and Factory Girl, went on to have a well-publicised affair with married actor Balthazar Getty in 2008.
Bumpy road: Screen star Sienna, who recently starred as a betrayed wife in the Netflix series Anatomy Of A Scandal, has suffered her fair share of tumultuous relationships in the past
Looking back: The star, known for her roles in Alfie and Factory Girl, went on to have a well-publicised affair with married actor Balthazar Getty in 2008
She later got engaged to actor Tom Sturridge, with whom she has a nine-year-old daughter, but they broke up in 2015.
Sienna split from her third fiance, art gallery heir Lucas Zwirner, in 2020 – just nine months after they got engaged.
Last month, Sienna broke her silence on her split with her former fiancé Lucas Zwirner, 30, after she called off plans to marry him last year.
Love life: She later got engaged to actor Tom Sturridge, with whom she has a nine-year-old daughter, but they broke up in 2015
Keeping it casual: Burberry model Oli opted for casual attire, wearing a white T-shirt and a pair of denim jeans
Speaking candidly in an interview with DuJour magazine, she said: ‘I obviously have a lot of experience of kind of becoming well-known at a time when the tabloids really had all the power and the individual had very little.
‘Anybody could really write anything. It was a real frenzy. A fever pitch of craziness.’
Her new boyfriend Oli, who is also an actor, is from one of the British art world’s most prestigious families.
In the past: Sienna split from her third fiance, art gallery heir Lucas Zwirner, in 2020 – just nine months after they got engaged
His grandfather Richard Green owns two galleries in Mayfair with a collection worth around £74million.
Glastonbury opened its gates for the first time in three years on Wednesday.
The world-famous music extravaganza’s co-organiser, Emily Eavis, admitted it’s ‘a miracle’ they are able to put on the festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset, South West England, for the first time since 2019, owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Completing the look: Oli wore a lightweight blue jacket and a pair of brown walking boots to complete his outfit
Speaking out: Last month, Sienna broke her silence on her split with her former fiancé Lucas Zwirner, 30, after she called off plans to marry him last year
Honest: She told DuJour: ‘I obviously have a lot of experience of kind of becoming well-known at a time when the tabloids really had all the power and the individual had very little’
Family affair: Oli’s grandfather Richard Green owns two galleries in Mayfair with a collection worth around £74million
Emily’s father, Michael Eavis, beamed as he greeted festival-goers at the gates on Wednesday morning.
Speaking live from the festival to Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6, Emily – who curates the line-up with her father – said: ‘To actually be able to see people there and welcome in, watch them streaming in and running to pitch their tents up… it’s an amazing feeling.
‘We were doing so much towards the 50th [anniversary], obviously some of that is still playing out this year and we’ve melded all these ideas into this one festival.
‘I think every detail and part of the process has been devoured and savoured by everybody, it’s so precious.’
Open for business: Glastonbury organiser Michael Eavis beamed as he greeted festival-goers at the gates on Wednesday morning
Delighted: The world-famous music extravaganza’s co-organiser, Michael’s daughter Emily Eavis, admitted it’s ‘a miracle’ Glastonbury is happening for the first time since 2019
She added: ‘There were many moments where we were full of uncertainty and it was only in the last few months where we were sure we were going to make it through.
‘It’s a miracle, it’s happened, everybody’s here.’
Headline acts Billie Eilish, Sir Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar will rock the Pyramid Stage.
Born to perform: Headline acts include Sir Paul McCartney, 80, who is to host a surprise warm-up gig in Frome
All stars: Pop star Billie Eilish, 20, is also set to take to the stage at the famous festival this weekend after it opened for the first time this year since 2019 due to the pandemic
Champions: Ukrainian Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra are set to perform at Glastonbury after triumphing during the music competition this year
Motown legend Diana Ross is set to play the teatime Legends slot on Sunday.
Other acts performing include Olivia Rodrigo, Sam Fender, Haim, Foals and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.
As always, there will be some surprise sets and it was just announced that ‘Eurovision’ 2022 winners Kalush Orchestra will play the Shangri-La’s Truth Stage on Friday.
Party ready: Revellers arrived at Glastonbury from Wednesday this week ahead of the event this year
Speaking of playing the legendary festival, the Ukrainian folk-rap ensemble’s frontman Oleh Psiuk said: ‘We are so excited to be playing at Glastonbury Festival alongside some of the biggest names in music from around the world.
‘This is the perfect place for our first ever British performance and we hope it will be the start of many in the UK.
‘We are very grateful for all the support we receive from the people of Britain, both for us and our country, and we are preparing a very special Ukrainian surprise for the fans at Glastonbury.’
Mammoth event: Thousands have descended on Worth Farm in Somerset in the South West of England
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