Pitchfork Music Festival: The Fest’s Best Dressed

Keeping it sartorial on the festival grounds in Union Park.
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Pitchfork Music Festival: The Fest’s Best Dressed

Keeping it sartorial on the festival grounds in Union Park.

Words: Sadie Sartini Garner

July 21, 2015

Sean Su | seansufashion.com

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At any given festival, the bands on stage aren’t necessarily the most well-appointed. So we sent photographer Sean Su out to Pitchfork Music Festival to capture the stylish and interesting people he could find—not to mention the two or three heroes who managed to keep themselves free of mud. Check out what he found below.

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