Harriet Cowan, known for her role on Clarkson's Farm, turned heads with a glamorous festival outfit that was a far cry from her usual farm attire. The 25-year-old attended Y Not Festival in the Peak District with friends and shared a video on TikTok showcasing her look.
A Glam Look for the Festival
In the video, Harriet wore a white figure-hugging bodysuit paired with maroon cowgirl boots and a matching leather jacket. The outfit was a stark contrast to the practical clothing she wears while working alongside Jeremy Clarkson at Diddly Squat Farm, where she is often seen mucking out stables and cow sheds.
She captioned the video simply: "Festival weekend," as she twirled for her 844,000 followers. Fans were quick to react, with one admitting, "Damn, I watched that more than I should have…," and another gushing, "Wow, you look good in that outfit girl." A third added, "Farm is treating you well!"
Festival Highlights and Social Media Buzz
Harriet also shared a series of snaps on Instagram from the event, which ran from July 30 to August 2 in Pikehall near Matlock. The festival attracted around 33,000 people. In the photos, she enjoyed drinks with friends, expressed delight at spotting a festival-goer wearing a Clarkson's Hawkstone Brewery t-shirt, and posed in front of a helter-skelter.
She wrote: "Did someone say festival season?"
Overnight Fame and Its Impact
After her first appearance on Clarkson's Farm, Harriet experienced overnight fame, with her social media following skyrocketing. Before the show, she worked full-time as a nurse in Derbyshire, visiting patients in their homes.
Speaking on the Fed By Farmers podcast, she recently described her fame as "insane." She said: "I turned my phone off for three days when it came out. I think I had, like, 8k on Instagram to 500,000 overnight. And TikTok I'd had, like, 40k and that went to 800,000 overnight. It was just insane, and I just feel bad for my friends more than anything, because I want to just be that girl in Young Farmers that nobody knows and I'm never that, I'm never going to be that again."
Y Not Festival Line-Up
The festival's headliners included The Libertines, The Streets, Two Door Cinema Club, and Reytons. The line-up also featured Kaiser Chiefs, The Vaccines, Happy Mondays, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Royston Club, Scouting For Girls, Ash, Reverend And The Makers, Keo, and Freddie Halkon.
