Thursday 23 June 2022 05:35 PM It's hotting up at Glastonbury already! Festivalgoers don their sexiest outfits trends now

Festivalgoers are donning their sexiest outfits and even taking their clothes off altogether as Glastonbury gets underway. 

Fans were spotted baring all as they strutted around the festival site in excitement over the Worthy Farm event. 

Two women were seen in cut-out chaps revealing a very cheeky display in the rear as they wore just underwear to protect their modesty. 

And others pulled out all the stops in glittery outfits studded in sequins and rhinestones or dripping with jewels over the top of bikinis. 

It follows the determination many festivalgoers showed in defying national rail strikes crippling the UK's transport system, as well as threats of camping in torrential rain, and queued for replacement buses today in a bid to make it to Glastonbury.

Fans were spotted in Manchester waiting for replacement buses to reach the music extravaganza in a last-minute bid to reach Worthy Farm amid the second day of rail strikes. 

Mick Lynch's militant RMT rail strikes resumed from midnight, meaning just 20 per cent of the 20,000 services which normally run over three days in the UK are in service. 

Great Western Railway (GWR) is operating just five services from London Paddington to Castle Cary on Thursday, with a total of 24 between Wednesday and Friday. 

And forecasters have put a yellow warning in place between 10am and 11.59pm today - with torrential lightning, hail and flooding expected across the country.

The mud synonymous with the iconic festival is set to make an appearance, with thunderstorms and torrential downpours predicted from today - meaning revellers will have to endure the start of the wet weather before Billie Eilish hits the Pyramid stage tomorrow.

But it's not all doom and gloom as there will be spots of sunshine throughout the day and warm temperatures reaching 24C (75F) - so revellers shouldn't find it too hard to dry off.

Fans who arrived early at the site were pictured making the most of the glorious sunshine as they gathered at Worthy Farm's Stone Circle this morning, situated in a valley lying between two low sandstone ridges. 

This year's Glastonbury festival is the first since summer 2019, and revellers are ready to enjoy the star-studded line-up of music acts including headliners Billie Eilish, Sir Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar over the course of the weekend.

But both extreme weather threats and militant rail strikes taking place this week has not stopped the revellers from starting their five-day festival weekend.