MP3 FIT CHECK: Best Festival Outfits from Sound Haven & Lollapalooza 2023
MP3 ‘FIT CHECK is a monthly roundup of the dopest digs, the freshest fits, and the most astounding attire in the festival scene. We feature everything from the whimsical and weird, to the cute and coordinated — because music and experience would be nothing without you, the PEOPLE!
Kenzie (@space.kenz) rocks a sweet tie-dye jumpsuit at Sound Haven 2023
These two coordinated their outfits for each day of Sound Haven 2023. Friday was pink day!
Ashley (@ashohree) shows off her “alien priestess” look at Sound Haven 2023.
Meet Cheeseburger: the most stylish emotional support sloth ever you’ll find — looking fresh to death in his Wu-Tang tee, brown bucket hat & copious ankle kandi! Seen at Sound Haven 2023.
“Court dismissed. Bring out the dancin’ lob-stahs!” Seen at Sound Haven 2023.
We love the energy here — as well as the lady’s colorful crop top. If you know who these two are, please tag them! Seen at Sound Haven 2023.
Anonymous twerking caveman seen at Lollapalooza 2023. Photo courtesy of @amaliiiciosa via Twitter.
Have an outfit you think the world should see? Submit your pictures to ashley.e.writes@gmail.com, and you could be featured in the next edition of MP3 ‘FIT CHECK!
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