Ultra Music Festival Fashion: Never a Dull Moment

Pamela Wasabi March 28, 2012 8:00AM

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Ultra Music Festival: The perfect reason to prohibit judgements, and forget inhibitions. As always, this year's Ultra was a place to party, dance, and of course, wear your wildest fashions.

Here, there are no rules. Your shoes don't need to match your outfit; everyone can wear a skirt; and even in the tropical sun, weather leg-warmers are a plus.

Oh yeah, and beads. You're gonna need a stupid amount of beads.

All over Ultra, we spotted individuals that made us wonder, made us laugh, and made us drop our jaws in awe. But we will say this: Each was having fun in its own way, and ruling its own style. Check out out pictures below.

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Pamela Wasabi

Contact: Pamela Wasabi