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Ultra is a post-apocalyptic
world where a bottle of water costs more than a gallon of gas, grass is scarce,
and everyone is fenced inside a city. Not only are there no responsibilities, there's no judgment, which means you can dress however the freak you want.
When you are under the influence of music, holding hands with
your best friend, and dancing your heels off, everything is permitted. The
only valid argument for your cartoon appearance is that it's simply fun.
At this past weekend's Ultra Music Fest at Bicentennial Park, we spotted plenty of neon, body painting, yarn dreads, tutus, platforms, happy faces, and fairy wings. Here are ten creative outfits we caught a glimpse of at this year's Ultra.
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