Emily Atack cuts a stylish figure in a little black dress and green jacket as she soaks up the atmosphere at Glastonbury with rarely seen brother
She’s long been known for her stand out fashion sense.
And Emily Atack continued to showcase her on trend style in black minidress as she joined her rarely seen brother at Glastonbury Festival on Saturday.
The actress, 30, teamed the little black dress with a simple green jacket as she partied the day and night away at Worthy Farm.
The star teamed her outfit with a pair of lace up black boots and sunglasses as she made her way through the festival with her arm around her beloved brothers’ waist.
Emily kept her makeup subtle, and her blonde locks down so they fell down her shoulders. She finished off the dressed down look with a black shoulder bag.
Party goers: Emily Atack showcases her on trend style in black minidress and green jacket as she partied with her rarely seen brother at Glastonbury Festival on Saturday
Emily appeared in high spirits as she happily chatted to friends while walking around the iconic festival.
The former Inbetweeners star later went to watch music producer Fred Again as he played his set on The Other Stage.
She also bumped into pal, TV presenter Laura Whitmore and shared a pic of the two of them cheekily pouting to the camera.
Emily who has appeared on a number of TV shows, isn’t the only one in her family from the showbiz world.
Her sister Martha is a talent agent, and brother George works as a musician and TV researcher.
Their cousin, Faith Atack-Martin is a physio for thw Formula One racing team Haas.
Their parents are film score composer Keith Atack and actress Kate Robbins who were married between 1987 and 2008.
This year sees Glastonbury return for it’s 51st edition.
Cheeky: Emily also bumped into TV presenter Laura Whitmore and shared a pic of the two of them cheekily pouting to the camera
Stunner: Glastonbury is back for it’s 51st edition and Emily made sure she got in on all the action including covering her face in fun gems for the festival
While The Arctic Monkeys took to the coveted Pyramid Stage on Friday, Saturday saw Guns N’ Roses headline the festival.
The rock band brought out Dave Grohl for a surprise last song at Glastonbury.
Sunday night sees Elton John take to the stage for a much-anticipated performance.
There are over 3,000 performers appearing at Glastonbury festival, over seven main stages and 80 performance areas at Worthy Farm.
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