Lollapalooza breathes styles everywhere you look at it. Whether on stage, with the departure of each artist; as well as down in the field, where boys and girls made the San Isidro Racecourse site a real catwalk, the most inviting event of music and experiences is a definitive showcase that sets trends.
The second day of Saturday accompanied with sun and made the public unleash all kinds of colorful, comfortable and fresh garments. There was a trend that seemed to have supremacy in boys and girls: the glam rock style and the hippie airs that embraced the 60s and 70s.
“I dare say that this trend has a lot to do with the moment we are living in the world with the war in Ukraine,” designer Gabriel Lage defined Infobae.
The common denominator was in headscarves, and round sunglasses, both boys and girls. The borcegos with bermuda shorts, a very photo from the 90s, also wore on several sides of the property.
“It's a time when people are asking for peace and love. Both maxims are very seventies, and they mark a free spirit that is seen in today's clothes”, continues Lage.
For the designer, there is a line of Glam rock that also appears. “This trend mixes a lot with modernity as well. There is a lot of overlap, blouses from the 70s, those wide blouses with many colors are very worn today, they give a free spirit to these fashion lines,” says Lage.
The Lollapalooza estate was filled with comfortable, colorful, trendy and fresh garments. “There is also a lot of denim, the jeans are always there,” says Lage.
Lingerie fashion also took over the premises. “Lingerie fashion marks modernity, it is also part of the freedom that is proclaimed in these times,” says the designer.
Lingerie in sight is also a sign of these times. “In addition to being comfortable, women are not afraid to be looked at, freer,” adds Lage.
Streetwear is another trend that was seen on the premises. Many boys and girls also went for sportswear, a trademark of hip hop culture. “Here you can see a lot of color palette and oversize clothes,” adds the specialist.
Undoubtedly, on stage, the one who accompanied this rocking evolution, for Lage, a perfect mix of the 70s and 80s, was Miley Cyrus, who took the stage on Friday with a surprising look.
“A mix between disco and rocker. Her thing is part of this new fashion that young people wear, where they seek to feel free and comfortable, without strings attached,” says Lage about the artists
Cyrus, at the limit of his punk pop attitude, no longer cultivates the image and styles of his beginnings.
Cyrus, is one of the artists along with Foo Fighters, The Strokes, A$AP Rocky, Martin Garrix, Doja Cat, Machine Gun Kelly and Jane's Addiction, who lead the lineup of more than 100 international and national bands and soloists at this festival that runs today.
The Lollapalooza experience transcends music barriers to present a multiplicity of proposals that invite fans to enjoy the festival through different areas related to gastronomy, sustainability, environmental awareness and the use of natural resources, among others values.
Among the main interactive spaces of this new edition, the one of the cosmetics and beauty brand Natura stands out. The company is present during the three days of the festival under the premise “What if we unite for the world as we unite for music?” and seeks to invite the public to reflect on the planet and sustainability, pillars of its identity.
The areas of the face that are the protagonists when creating makeup looks:
The eyes have a special role, so a good eyeliner is an infallible trend. Originality lies in presenting, in addition, shades of colors to highlight and give it the youthful and fanciful touch that causes furor.
And the duo lips. Who said that lips are painted in one color? The “Pop” look by Natura Faces invites you to play with different shades and proposes a combination of matte lipsticks, making up the upper lip in red, and the lower lip in pink: a very powerful combination!
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