The wildest and most daring outfits celebrities have worn to perform at Glastonbury

For the career-defining performance, Lady Gaga wore a total of five costumes including Union Jack-branded biker gear, a see-through bubble coat, and a flamethrower on her chest, according to The Guardian.

She also wore a sparkly silver futuristic dress with a striking silhouette and matching mask. She paired the minidress with fishnet tights and black peep-toe heels.

Performing on the Pyramid stage, British rapper Stormzy wore a bulletproof and stab-proof vest with a discolored Union Jack flag on it, designed by the anonymous British artist Banksy, according to the artist's website, Gross Domestic Product.

The website says the customized body armor is "a version of the 'John Bull' English gents waistcoat updated for modern times" and "is capable of stopping bullets up to .45 calibre and is fully stab proof." The grime artist wore the vest with grey combat pants and sneakers.

Winehouse opted for a dark-blue minidress with a sweetheart neckline formed of large sequins to perform at the 2008 festival. According to The Telegraph, the garment was a Luella design.

The singer accessorized the look with a simple string of pearls and colorful cocktail umbrellas in her signature beehive hairstyle.

Hill made festival fashion even cooler in a black-and-white ensemble in 2019. The outfit consisted of a black sheer long-sleeved top, complete with dramatic floor-length ruffles, and high-waisted white drawstring pants with a belt.

She finished the look with gold rings, pearl earrings, and a black fedora with a pearl chin strap.

Hole's frontwoman appeared on stage at the 1999 festival in a head-to-toe pink outfit consisting of a pale bra, bright sequin hot pants with a tutu at the back, fishnet tights, and, most significantly, a set of fairy wings.

According to Kerrang, Love wrote 'Georgia' on her stomach in tribute to R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe, who was born in the US state, with whom she arrived at the festival in a helicopter.

In 2015, Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, wore a paint-splattered, acid-wash denim jacket and matching pants with a distressed and threadbare vest underneath. He paired the daring look with a pair of beige high-top sneakers.

According to GQ, Ye wore a silver chainmail mask by Maison Margiela during part of his performance.

M.I.A. delivered a headline set in a gold lamè T-shirt with red hems, matching gold sweatpants, a trench coat, and a pleated halo headband.

She finished the bold look with rose-gold sneakers and black oversized sunglasses.

Bowie, known for his iconic sartorial choices, appeared at the 2000 festival in a jacquard longline buttermilk blazer with a long blue shirt and black pants. The singer wore his hair down as he performed wearing the smart look.

Lizzo brought a pop of color to the stage for her first Glastonbury performance. The singer wore a bright-purple iridescent leotard with fishnet tights and black boots.

She wore a giant lilac tulle cape draped over the look, as well as matching eyeshadow and her hair in a sleek high ponytail.

The Icelandic singer wore a multicolored hat with draping material all around. She also opted for a green-and-grey tunic with batwing sleeves and a brown tree root pattern.

Björk paired the look with gold leggings and metallic makeup across her forehead.

As GQ reported, Liam Gallaher is known as an "effortless style icon" and this is partly due to his loyalty to jackets.

While the Oasis lead vocalist typically keeps his parka jackets quite simple, he wore a more daring white version with a feather trim around the hood.

In 2014, Parton performed in a white two-piece suit with rhinestones encrusted on the bodice of her cinched long-sleeve top with a plunging neckline, and draped down the length of her matching pants.