The festival has been running in Suffolk's Henham Park since 2006, with only 2020 cancelled due to Covid, and this year it is bigger and better than ever.
This applies to the outfits too, with many putting a lot of effort into their look beyond a bit of glitter and face paint.
Maisie and George. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Wellness is also a big part of the festival, with the Mind, Body and Zen area offering yoga classes and it boasts new wood-fired saunas.
It is also one of the most colourful festival sites in the country, which includes its famous pink sheep which is done using water-based dye.
Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
The Friday Obelisk Arena headliner is Lewis Capaldi, followed by Foals on Saturday and Snow Patrol will bring the festival to a close on Sunday.
Emily, Lisa and Rodie. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Hannah with her butterfly wings. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)Antony. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Ruby and Elouise. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Jane and Lisa their first time at Latitude. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Chris and Anni. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Ed and Josh. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Sharon at the Obelisk stage. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Ellie in her gold trousers. Day two of Latitude best dressed (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Max and Ruth. Day two of Latitude best dressed PICTURE: CHARLOTTE BOND (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
Toby and Finlay. Day two of Latitude best dressed (Image: CHARLOTTE BOND)
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