27 Street Style Snaps From SXSW
Spring is almost here, which means music festival season is officially upon us! Austin's South by Southwest just wrapped up, and we were on the ground scouting the best looks from its most stylish show-goers (and performers!).
Click through to check out our favorite outfits and to steal some tips from SXSW's style stars.
Photos by Emma Arnold of Très Awesome
1/28It's festival time! Get some outfit inspiration from these fashionable South by Southwest attendees.
2/28Chloe Stagner isn't just any old concert-goer, she sings for The Lavenders, making her purple hair and flower crown totally appropriate.
3/28This look proves accessories are the way to make a real statement—and that the nineties are back with a vengeance.
4/28We're seriously digging these metallic flats. Functional footwear is a must for festivals!
5/28What can you wear with printed shorts? An equally-bold graphic tee, of course.
6/28Weather at outdoor shows can be fickle, so make sure you have a cute coverup (like a velvet blazer) on hand.
7/28Play with proportion by choosing a crop top that has billowy sleeves.
8/28Blogger Joanna Wilkinson of Keep Austin Stylish is, well, keeping Austin stylish with a standout skirt and vintage tee.
9/28A cat dress and 70s-inspired shades make for one memorable ensemble.
10/28Singer/songwriter Maddie Miller has the festival look on lock with a lace minidress.
11/28Sunglasses are a must, so you may as well get creative with your eyewear options.
12/28You can't ever go wrong with a purple backpack and patent Docs. Never ever.
13/28Snag some inspiration from the boys with a chambray button-down (tucked in!) and a neutral skinny pant.
14/28Do like musician Nicole Brenny and add some funk to your leggings with a splatter print.
15/28Singer/songwriter Jillette Johnson rocks some stylish knee-highs with an equally on-trend big floral print.
16/28A cross-body bag is a great way to keep track of your stuff while flitting between sets.
17/28It's all about texture, according to The Dolls' violinist Caitlin Moe. Also, those are some killer flatforms.
18/28Check out those sequins! Natalie Suarez of Natalie Off Duty shows us denim can be anything but basic.
19/28And speaking of flatforms, these mutli-colored soles are out-of-this-world cool!
20/28One easy way to make an outfit festival-ready? Upgrade a basic white top with a geometric necklace.
21/28This unique jacket is perfect for when the sun goes down and temperatures begin to drop.
22/28A looser-fitting dress can still be high impact with carefully placed side cutouts.
23/28Denim isn't just for pants or shorts—try on a jean dress for size. Bonus points if you pair it with a straw hat!
24/28Paging Cher Horowitz! We just can't get enough of this concert-goers' knee socks.
25/28Opt for a skirt in an unexpected cut if you're looking to wow the festival crowd.
26/28Jean on jean is especially chic when contrasting shades of denim are involved.
27/28If it's just a bit too cold to wear shorts on their own, layer with a pair of sheer tights.
28/28Snapbacks are here to stay, and we recommend you pair one with a feminine dress for maximum effect.
