A popular beach in Kent became a sea of red at the weekend when ‘Kate Bush’ look-a-likes took over.
As part of The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever event, hundreds of people adorned the Folkestone Harbour Arm on Sunday, July 26.
Boasting the seafront into a lively display of red, participants gathered to recreate the iconic dance from Kate Bush's ‘Wuthering Heights’ music video.
Mass performances took place at midday and 4pm, each with the Kent coastline as a picturesque backdrop.
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The event took place at a time when Kate Bush has firmly returned to the global spotlight, following renewed interest surrounding Emerald Fennell's recent Wuthering Heights adaptation and the continued rediscovery of Bush's music by younger audiences.
Visitors fully embraced the spirit of the occasion by dressing in Bush's instantly recognisable flowing red dress from the original music video, creating a striking visual spectacle that delighted participants and spectators alike.
Part performance, part celebration and part wonderfully eccentric community gathering, the event once again proved why it has become one of Folkestone's most talked-about summer traditions.
In previous years, the event has welcomed visitors from Denmark, Sweden, and Spain.
Folkestone's event has distinguished itself as one of the UK's standout Wuthering Heights Day locations.
Participants take part in the event against the dramatic coastal backdrop and its connection to Kate Bush's Kentish roots.
The crowd was substantial, with hundreds participating in the orchestrated performances.
Numerous spectators enjoyed the vibrant display.
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