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March 30, 2018

What to Wear to Desert Hearts Festival

Julia Brodnick
Desert Hearts Fashion

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Desert Hearts Festival 2018 is coming up and now is the time to start planning out your outfits!


Infinite love, nonstop beats, house, techno, and love: this is what Desert Hearts is all about! The Desert Hearts family will be reuniting at the beautiful Los Coyotes Indian Reservation in Warner Springs, CA from April 27 to April 30. Since it’s a month later than the previous year, I’m hoping that the weather will be a bit warmer. If the weather is anything like last year, expect to have warm days and cold nights.

Did I mention how cold it gets at night? Cause it gets COLD. Now that I’ve clarified how cold it gets at night, let’s talk about outfits. Desert Hearts Festival is a magical place where you are free to be whoever you want to be. The best part is that no one will judge you–absolutely no one.

I’ve never seen so many beautifully dressed up people at a festival before until I went to my first DH event. Literally, everyone was a walking piece of art that I could not stop staring at. From the fur coats to the glitter, crazy hats, lace, colorful dreads, onesies, sequins, pasties, #freethenipple, and the patterns. This is the festival where creativity and individuality flow strongly.

“This is my first Desert Hearts event and I have no idea what to wear!” Have no fear! Julia is here to give you some awesome Desert Hearts festival fashion tips!


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Onesies
Photo Credit: Robert Stone Nadel Photography
Onesies

When in doubt, wear your onesie out! Onesies are awesome because they allow you to match with your friends, they’re an easy way to dress up in character, and are super comfortable! You can purchase them easily online or at stores like Target and Walmart. These cute bees are some of my friends who you may have seen buzzin’ around at festivals. They’re as sweet as honey; go say hello if you see them!


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Fur Coats
Photo Credit: Conner Coughenour
Fur Everything

Fur… fur everywhere. At my first Desert Hearts Festival, I felt like everyone but me had a warm fur coat. I had a fur vest, but nothing like those warm cozy-looking coats. Rarely, you may have some luck finding a fur coat at a thrift store, but if not, there are plenty of vendors at the festival selling them! I actually purchased my first faux fur coat from a vendor!


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Glitter
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Facepaint/Glitter

With so many glitter options, including biodegradable versions, adding paint or glitter to your face and body is a simple and easy way to spice up your look. Sometimes, that’s all you need for your outfit!  If you’re wanting to step up your festival glitter game, then check out our step-by-step glitter guide!


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Hats
Photo Credit: Desert Hearts
Hats

Hats are the perfect accessory to top off your outfit. They can be colorful, crazy, plain, tacky, and everything in between. If you’re feeling creative, try styling up a plain hat with gems, glitter, fabrics, and paint! It may take some time, but the end results are well worth it knowing that the hat you’re wearing is one-of-a-kind made by you! If busting out the hot glue gun and super glue isn’t your thing, there are plenty of vendors who have done the work for you.


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Wigs
Photo Credit: Conner Coughenour
Wigs

Wigs are an easy way to change your identity and match with a friend! They are also a good way to have an effortlessly done-up look without having to get your hair did. Braids are also a great way of changing up your look and taming your festival-floofed hair. Those with long hair, you know what I mean!


Desert Hearts Festival Fashion: Accessories
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Accessories

Accessories are like the icing on the cake for outfits. You can finish off the perfect festival outfit with shades, parasols, gloves, jewelry, crowns, headpieces, scarves, capes, belts, and more!


Need suggestions on where to buy these awesome outfit ideas? We’ve got you covered!

With about a month left until the festival, there’s still time to purchase from a vendor online or do some shopping at the festival! Here are a few Desert Hearts-friendly vendors that I recommend (and have purchased from myself)! We can’t wait to see your creative festival spirit shine!


Laser Trees
Photo Credit: Laser Trees
Laser Trees

Laser Trees makes high-quality laser-cut art, decor, jewelry, and more from sustainably harvested sources and in materials that are either naturally sourced, recycled, recyclable, or biodegradable.  They showcase natural beauty in organic materials, which are designed and produced with intention at an affordable price. These beautiful, attention-grabbing pieces are meant to inspire and enlighten.


The Thriftsy Gypsy
Photo Credit: The Thriftsy Gypsy

The Thriftsy Gypsy

The Thriftsy Gypsy creates fun, affordable, and colorful fashion that matches peoples’ true personalities. They source a majority of their material from local nonprofit thrift stores while also creating handmade items from scratch.  From bodysuits to coats, sequins, blazers, hats, jewelry, shoes, and more, this Gypsy has got it all.


Love Tribe Style
Photo Credit: Love Tribe Style
Love Tribe Style

Love Tribe Style handpicks vintage items such as bottoms, tops, jackets and coats, kimonos, boots, and accessories with a passionate heart and an eye for unique and alternative style. They were inspired by their love for other women and believe in supporting one another. They also believe in leaving a positive impact on the fashion industry and the environment by providing vintage clothing that leaves a minimal carbon footprint. Love Tribe isn’t just a brand, but also a beautiful community.


Jewelz By Jewlia
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Jewelz By Jewlia

Offering handmade designer headwear and jewelry for the enlightened being, Jewelz By Jewlia creates one-of-a-kind ‘Jewelz’. Her beautiful wire wrapped quartz crystal crowns will make you feel like the goddess you always knew you were.


Shop Space Boots
Photo Credit: Shop Space Boots

Shop Space Boots

Get ready to take off and feel like the funkiest alien from another planet with Shop Space Boots. They carry everything from tops, bottoms, bodysuits, goggles, faux fur, chokers, and the trippiest boots from outer space.


Boho Coats - Jacob Avazanto Photos
Photo Credit: Jacob Avazanto Photos
Boho Coats

Made from the finest quality faux fur in San Francisco, Boho Coats designs and creates some of the best and unique faux fur coats I’ve seen! All coats are reversible with extraordinary art and patterns leaving you with a one-of-a-kind warm and cozy coat!


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Julia Brodnick

Julia Brodnick

With a father who is a musician, Julia grew up surrounded by music. While trying out every instrument that peaked her interest, piano, drums, guitar, ukulele, and DAW software holds a special spot in her heart. Attending music events whether it be an open mic night, club, or a festival is one of her passions. As a child, her parents took her to concerts, but at age 13 is when she went to her first one on her own. Since then she has been to many different events in all genres. In 2008, she went to her first electronic music festival, Monster Massive. She's been to smaller club events, but nothing like a massive. After seeing the go-go dancers at Monster Massive, she knew that's what she wanted to do one day. In 2010, she started go-go dancing at smaller clubs and eventually became a performer for Insomniac Events where she performed with them for a year. Experiencing a festival from on the stage is an incredible feeling. There is so much powerful energy that reminds Julia just how much music means to her. While she doesn't dance anymore, she is currently training in pole and aerial arts in hopes to perform at events again someday. Being able to create and share the beauty of music and arts is something that Julia wants to put her energy into. The music scene has changed her life for the better and shaped her into who she is today.

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