Lily James joined her friend Billie Piper as Holly Willoughby relaxed and led the celebrities at the first day of Glastonbury Festival.
The 36-year-old Cinderella star was seen walking through Worthy Farm wearing a stylish light grey quilted Barbour jacket, a sports bra, white drawstring shorts, and black Barbour wellington boots as the festival began on Friday.
Lily James was joined by her friend Billie Piper, 42, known for Doctor Who, who wore matching welly boots, a dark green Barbour wax jacket with a corduroy collar, and black hot pants.
Barbie star Margot Robbie was also spotted on Friday, smiling brightly while enjoying drinks with friends.
TV presenter Holly Willoughby, 44, a regular at the festival, arrived by helicopter from London and quickly got into the festival spirit, walking around the grounds with a friend to kick off the three-day event in Somerset.
Holly looked effortlessly stylish in a white mini dress with a lace overlay from Free People, priced at £158. She paired the boho-chic dress with a matching cardigan featuring frilled sleeves and stayed comfortable in brown lace-up Grenson boots.
Carrying a suede-look fringed handbag and pushing a large suitcase, Holly was clearly ready for the festival fun. She completed her look with black sunglasses and a wide-brimmed brown hat, flashing a big smile as she joined the crowds heading to Glastonbury.
Meanwhile, Anya Taylor-Joy made her annual visit to the festival, watching Alanis Morissette perform from the side of the stage. Model and singer Pixie Geldof was also spotted, wearing a brown oversized wax jacket paired with a white boob tube, belted straight-leg jeans, boots, and oversized sunglasses.
Several smitten couples were in attendance, including Dominic Cooper with Gemma Chan, and Idris Elba with Sabrina Elba.
Glastonbury 2025 promises to be star-studded, featuring performances by Rod Stewart, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young, The 1975, Nile Rodgers, and Noah Kahan.
Lewis Capaldi made a surprise return to the Glastonbury stage with a secret set to debut his new single, Survive. This marked his first new music since a two-year break prompted by his struggle with Tourette’s syndrome.
The Scottish singer, 28, had taken time off after an emotional Glastonbury performance in 2023 where he broke down on stage, using the hiatus to focus on his mental health and adjust to his diagnosis.
Earlier this month, reports revealed Lewis was scheduled to perform in a secret Friday slot on the Pyramid Stage, right after Alanis Morissette. His new single release was timed to coincide with this comeback.
Two years ago, during his last Glastonbury appearance, Lewis admitted he was “s**t scared” as he battled anxiety and Tourette’s symptoms, including uncontrollable tics and voice problems that affected his performance. Despite the challenges, the crowd’s support was overwhelming, ending the show with a heartfelt singalong of his hit Someone You Loved.
Lewis Capaldi left the Glastonbury stage visibly emotional, apologizing and saying, “Glastonbury, I’m really sorry. I’m a bit annoyed with myself.”
He then announced he would be taking an indefinite break to focus on his mental and physical health, especially adjusting to life with Tourette’s—a decision he described as the hardest of his life.
Lewis had previously opened up about his struggles with Tourette’s in the documentary How I’m Feeling Now, which aired in April 2023, just two months before his difficult Glastonbury performance.
Meanwhile, Holly Willoughby shared a humorous yet humbling Glastonbury memory on The Graham Norton Show in February. After watching Elton John’s unforgettable headline performance in 2024, she found herself stuck in the notorious festival toilet queues.
Upon finally entering a cubicle, she was faced with a mess so bad that she cleaned the toilet herself with wet wipes to avoid leaving it in a worse state for the next person. Holly joked that Elton’s magical set was followed by a “back to reality” moment when she was scrubbing the loo!