IF you’re planning to rave until the early hours and have no idea what to wear, fear not, we’ve combined comfort with style for you.

Raves are all about losing yourself in immersive flashing strobes, embracing neon hues and dancing all night to bouncy electronic beats.

Ever since the 1990s birthed acid house culture, neon and sporty athleisure have defined the rave scene.

Right now couldn’t be a better time to go raving, both sports luxe AND fluorescent tones are at the forefront of fashion. A great excuse to go cut some shapes.

The main style rule you need to know is that comfort is key - you won’t see anyone in high heels. Practicality first, i.e. hands-free bum bags and cushioned wedge trainers.

To help you choose from the extensive range of athleisure online now, we’ve selected some hot outfits to get you raving in style.

What should I bring to a rave?

You'll need a bum bag full of all the essentials to keep you going all night.

Bring along a portable phone charger, as you'll definitely use up your battery by taking all of those videos.

Keeping your phone fully charged is super important, as you don't want to lose your friends.

A lot of people bring ear plugs, too.

These will protect your ears but still allow you to vibe to the music.

Make sure you have cash with you to buy drinks and water, too.

If heat is a problem, you might want to bring a fan.

As long as your chewing gym and lip balm are sealed, you can bring them in too.

Can you wear jeans to a rave?

Jeans don't allow much room to bust some moves, so stick to something that allows you to shake those limbs.

Raves are non-judgemental zones, though, so if you do choose to wear jeans- don't worry, no one will judge you.

Remember, it's a rave not fashion week.

Raves are your opportunity to wear whatever you want, no matter how wacky.

Neon Vibes

Raves are a place you can go full neon and no one is gonna judge you for it - bring back the acid house 90s with this look.

From the clunky Buffalos right down to the fluorescent eyeshadow - if you're looking to turn some heads for all the right reasons then this one's for you.

Stretchy bodycons are always a rave-friendly fit - loads of room to dance. Did we mention animal print is so on trend too?

  • Neon Zebra Mesh Mini Dress, £38 from Topshop - buy here
  • Hydra FX Lustre Eye Shadow, £9.95 from Beauty Bay - buy here
  • Berlin Neon Bum Bag, £18 from Topshop - buy here
  • Buffalo Corrin Sneakers, Neon Yellow, £89.99 from Office - buy here

Cycling/Crop Combo

Kim Kardashian’s fave combo is literally made for raving - a crop top and cycling shorts.

You’ll be able to dance the night away and stay cool in this barely-there bralet, complete with monochrome criss-cross strapping across the stomach.

Of course, we’ve accessorised with a useful fanny pack and comfy trainers by sports powerhouse Adidas. You’ll be needing a windbreaker too, for travelling home come sunrise.

  • Black Patent Windbreaker Jacket, £49 from Topshop - buy here
  • Black Contrast Strap Gym Bralet, £12 from Pretty Little Thing - buy here
  • Black Contrast Waist Cycle Short, £12 from Pretty Little Thing - buy here
  • UO Velvet Bum Bag, £20 from Urban Outfitters - buy here
  • Adidas Originals Falcon Trainer, £84.99 from Footasylum - buy here

Utility-Wear Wave

Make the most of utility-wear trends with some fire cargo pants and matching trainers in Yeezy-inspired tones - thanks, Kanye.

A flash of neon will break up the beige and is super on trend for 2019.

Don't forget a waterproof hoodie too, there’s nothing worse than emerging out of a sweaty cave into cold British weather without armour.

  • Stone Pocket Detail Cargo Trousers, £25 from Pretty Little Thing - buy here
  • Pink Vanilla Khaki Oversized Shell Hoodie, £22 from New Look - buy here
  • Neon Orange Square Neck Crop Top, £10 from Pretty Little Thing - buy here
  • CHOMP Chunky Trainers, £42 from Topshop - buy here
  • Tommy Jeans Orange Translucent Bum Bag, £70 from Urban Outfitters - buy here

Comfy Camo

Another cycling short combo that’ll rake in those Instagram likes is with an oversized tee.

The mesh fabric of this & Other Stories version not only looks good, it will keep you cool too (we’ve thought of everything).

Underpin with a pair of cycling shorts when paired with an oversized top - you’ll be surprised how universally flattering this look really is.

Keep the 90s alive - and your feet - with colour-block chunky trainers.

  • Oversized Camouflage Mesh Tee, £27 from And Other Stories - buy here
  • Relaxed Hoodie, £25 from Topshop - buy here
  • Shorts, £7 from River Island - buy here
  • Fila Boveasorus Trainers, £79 from JD Sports - buy here
  • Trefoil Camouflage Shoulder Bag, £19 from Farfetch - buy here

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