- Glitter has become a festival favorite over the past few years
- Women have been using it more and more on their skin and in their hair
- It has become popular to put glitter and gemstones on breasts as well
- While some use glitter above their chests, others use it in place of tops and bras
The ostensible draw of Coachella is the music, but many faithful festival goers treat the annual concert series as a fashion show, a chance to experiment and go a bit wild with their style and beauty choices.
While boho dresses, lots of skin, and floral garlands are all packing staples, glitter has become a major go-to, too — from sparkle dusted in hair parts to sequins on the face.
It’s not all PG, either: More and more women are doing away with crop tops and bikini tops altogether, heading out to the Coachella Valley with their chests covered in glitter and jewels.
Alternatively called ‘glitter boobs’ and ‘disco t**s,’ the shimmering bosom look has totally taken over the festival circuit from the UK’s Glastonbury to Australia’s Splendour in the Grass, with women and models (mostly of the Instagram variety) turning up topless with nothing but glitter for modesty.
Glitter boobs: Sparkle-covered breasts have totally taken over the festival circuit
Topless: Some women are turning up to music festivals like Coachella without tops but covered up with glitter
Exposed: Coachella is a hot spot for experimenting with style — and showing a lot of skin
Special time: Men and women get away with wearing things during the festival that they couldn’t wear anywhere else
That sparkle: Glitter is a festival go-to these days, with women wearing it on their skin and in their hair
Next iteration: Many have been using it the way Playboy and Sports Illustrated models have used body paint in the past
Glitz: Some use loose glitter and glue, and others use jewels or a combination of the two
Hmm… The style certainly threatens to leave interesting tanlines
Pasties: Some go all-out, while others use pasties and throw glitter on top
Trend: Entire brands have popped up selling body glitter, mostly for festivals
Worldwide: Body glitter and jewels are also popular at other festivals in the US and around the world
The look is a favorite at Glastonbury in the UK and Splendour in the Grass in Australia, too
All over: Some women glitz up from their faces to their waists
Glistening locks: The same glitz is also sprinkled in hair parts
Won’t stop: The trend really took off in 2017 and has continue this year
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