See Our Favourite Street Style from All Points East

The BRICKS team rounds up our favourite street style looks from Raye's headline date in Victoria Park

PHOTOGRAPHY Stefania Mohottige

All Points East hit its emotional high this Saturday as Raye took to the East Stage for her first-ever major festival headline show – and left absolutely nothing behind. Following her record-breaking six BRIT Awards and Grammy acclaim, she delivered a deeply personal, vocally stunning performance that blended soul, jazz, pop, and orchestral drama into a breathtaking set that felt both global in scale and heartbreakingly intimate.⁠

She wasn’t alone in setting the tone for the day: Tyla made her exclusive UK festival appearance with an amapiano-infused set, Jade brought theatrical spectacle and power-pop confidence, while FKA Twig’s last-minute set showcased her immaculate live vocals.

When it came to style, attendees came prepared to battle the persistent Victoria Park dust, employing practical yet fashionable accessories such as bandanas, oversized sunglasses, and elegant silk scarves to shield their faces and add a touch of flair. The overall aesthetic leaned heavily towards layered outfits, prioritizing comfort and versatility in response to the unpredictable weather and long hours spent outdoors.

Many festival-goers embraced a sustainable approach to fashion, curating their looks with carefully selected pieces sourced from second-hand platforms like Vinted and Depop, as well as hidden gems discovered at the bustling Peckham carboot sales. This blend of practicality, conscious shopping, and individual expression created a vibrant, eclectic atmosphere where comfort met creativity on every corner.

Below, see a gallery of our favourite outfits from All Points East.

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