Pitchfork Festival is certainly one of the best local events to people watch, and this year was no different. Lots of attendees wore orange for the #BeatsOverBullets initiative—featured in the post below. In the meantime, check out some of the most stylish folks spotted in the fest, including performer Katie Greer (shown above). The Priests vocalist sported a dress fit for a punk-rock princess, reminiscent of Courtney Love's baby-doll look. See more Pitchfork street style below:
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| Rings sold at alimunn.com |
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| Rings sold at citiesindustjewelry.com and wastedeffort.ca |
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| April Francis, the founder of Dose Market - dosemarket.com |
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| Kelly Parsell of Nerdpress - kellyparsell.com/nerdpress |
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| Fashion designer Alex Carter, shopalexcarter.om |
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| Singer/songwriter Tatiana Hazel, tatianahazelmusic.com |
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| Wardrobe stylist Whitney Middleton (left), who styled many of the performers. |
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| Justin Barbin, who was photographing street style for the Tribune - just google "chicago tribune best style at pitchfork music fest 2017' |
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| Jordan Phelps and Vincent Martell, the creators of VAM, a great production studio and website that showcases local underground art - vamstudio.net |
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| Zel and her mama, Alanna Zaritz, who has a column here in the blog. |
Originally posted in the Chicago Reader.
