Sold My Soul

I would do just about anything to be able to go to all the concerts and music festivals a year that I desire. Not that I don't already make that attempt but this last year I was exposed to so many of these wonderful experiences and people. It's also the first time as an adult I have been able to make that decision where I will be going and what I will be spending my money on.

Plus half the fun of going to a show or festival is getting dressed for it! I've mentioned this in prior posts but there is truly a judge free atmosphere at these places and it contributes to how comfortable you feel there. People walk around Bonnaroo naked and it's completely fine. Below are some of my favorite outfits for festival wear or shows:

Hippies Hope Shop

Simple Bonnaroo look from last year. 

Woodstock Inspiration 

Can't wait to wear my far out fringe kimono at Ultra! 

Any Free People FP ONE Battenburg Bralette is the perfect top to any festival outfit.

Lace trimmed denim and comfy shoes are a must. 

More rave inspired festival look, wore this to Pretty Lights back in November. 

Bright colors and whatever else you want 

My butterfly inspired look. DIY Tutu tutorial here. 

A headdress is always acceptable. 

Collected from Pinterest and my own photos of festival fun I hope you are inspired for any up coming events you are going to. I am so excited I am going to be flying down to Florida at the end of March for Ultra Music Festival and that should be a solo adventure of a lifetime. Comment below and let me know what your spring break/summer plans are so far! 

Bonnaroovian Style

In the last couple years festival fashion is a category that has exploded into the mainstream industry. With Coachella, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Camp Bisco and many more in the United States alone this lifestyle has also created its own line of fashion.

This summer I was blessed to have my first festival experience going to Bonnaroo in Manchester, Tennessee. Bonnaroo is like no other place I've ever been to listening to all genres of music from mid-day to the wee morning hours. One place where no one will judge you for how you're acting or what you are wearing. It's four days out of the year you can truly display your uniqueness through what you wear, the people you meet, and the memories you create.

Here are some of the few photos I collected at Bonnaroo this year & some of the outfits I put together.

#1 Rule: Radiate Positivity.

The living spaces 

Suggestion: Pack more than enough H2O and food. 

Basically lived in my Minnetonka Fringe Bootie moccasins. 

Awesome amiga Emily. 

Pack a light sweater for the night time shows, it does cool down. 

One of the only places it's more than acceptable to wear a headdress. 

Gotta rep some DIY projects for the festival attire. 

This t-shirt was from when my brother went to Bonnaroo 10 years before I did. 

It just so happen that this year the dates were exactly the same as they were in 

2003 except the festival is a day longer now. 

Buddha and I at Nas. 

The Free People crop bralette was perfect for the festival. 

Wearing a bathing suit is nice during the hot afternoons to cool off. 

Most of all enjoy the views.