Here’s What To Wear To Pride 2025
By
1 week ago
Whether it's rainbows and glitter or a statement charity t-shirt, make sure to show your Pride this summer
Global Pride celebrations kick off this month, with parades taking place in a number of major cities – from Baltimore to Berlin, Sydney to Sao Paulo and Lisbon to London (mark 5 July in your calendars). If you’re celebrating this year, make sure you look and feel the part; here’s what to wear to Pride 2025.
The Country & Town House Responsible Buyers’ Guide
What To Wear To Pride 2025
One of the best things about Pride is how it encourages attendees to express themselves freely through fashion. This is the place to celebrate identities, sexualities and everything in-between – and it’s a space where you can show off your style, creativity and allyship. Pride is an event dedicated diversity and inclusion, so as long as you’re proud and happy in your outfit, you’re good to go.
But if you still need a little help planning your outfit this year, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite ideas (both classics and trends) to try:
Rainbow Hues
The undisputed uniform of the queer community, the humble rainbow is perhaps the most common go-to for Pride celebrations. Don your rainbows in sequins, stripes or feather – or simply wrap a Pride flag around your shoulders so that it drapes behind you.
Tip: You’ll mostly see rainbows containing red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple in a nod to the original Pride flag. If you’d prefer to reference a more specific group, such as lesbian, trans or bisexual, you can simply tweak the colour palette of your rainbow to reflect your flag.
The Pride Shirt
A more relaxed take on the classic Pride uniform comes courtesy of the humble t-shirt. Opt for rainbow stripes, a rallying slogan or even one of these charity tees that help support LGBTQ+ causes all over the world. Simply team up your selection with a pair of jeans of denim shorts, and you’re away.
Festival Metallics
Pride is a party at the end of the day – so be prepared to go big and bold, just like you’re at a festival. And the top trend this festival season is metallics, glitter and sparkling textures (basically anything that can catch the light). You’re guaranteed to shine the brightest with these wardrobe picks.
More Pride Inspo
Genderless Style
Pride is all about celebrating the identity you connect with, across all genders. As such, you might want to wear clothing that better reflects your gender identity or challenges traditional gender norms – think skirts and dresses for people of all genders or outfits that incorporate gender-affirming colours and symbols. These gender neutral fashion brands are a good place to start if you find yourself a little stuck for choice – and these creators offer plenty of style inspiration for Pride.
View this post on Instagram
View this post on Instagram
View this post on Instagram
Queer Icons
You can also dress up in costume for Pride, if you fancy getting creative. This is a chance to celebrate the historical, living and fictional icons who have shaped the community. (And it also gives the event some playful, dramatic flair.)
View this post on Instagram
View this post on Instagram
View this post on Instagram
