Australia’s ‘Groovin the Moo’ festival kicked off with a bang over the weekend, with tens of thousands of revellers showcasing their trendy fashion choices on social media.
Scantily-clad women wore two-piece outfits of cropped shirts with matching jeans while one brave man chose to wear all white shorts and a shirt covered with women’s lips.
The festival, which kicked off at Wayville, South Australia on April 27, hit three locations in three days.
Groovin the Moo kicked off in Wayville for its 13th year, having started in 2005 with local Newcastle bands
Many women chose the bikini top paired with high waisted funky patterned pants to turn heads at the festival
In this Groovin The Moo picture, two girls hold hands and pose for the camera, showing off their bikini-style tops and thick bottom hiking boots
The 2018 line-up included iconic Australian band Grinspoon, who’s lead singer Phil Jamieson recently starred in the American Idiot Musical as Saint Jimmy
After Wayville, NSW’s Maitland and Canberra were the next stops along the festival tour.
From May 6 the festival circuit will hit Bendigo, Townsville and Bunbury next – completely the six-date two-week run.
The 2018 line-up included iconic Australian band Grinspoon, who’s lead singer Phil Jamieson recently starred in the American Idiot Musical as Saint Jimmy.
It also included Vera Blue, who had songs at number 15 and number 29 in the most recent Triple J Hottest 100, and Melbourne’s Alex Lahey, who has just come off of a UK tour.
International acts such as the United Kingdom’s Royal Blood and the United States’ Portugal. The Man, known for hit Feel It Still also graced the stage.
As with every festival season, there are staple looks that seem to pop-up repeatedly at certain festivals. Coordinated outfits appeared to be the go-to look for Groovin the Moo 2018
Bold colours and fish nets were the theme of the first weekend of Groovin The Moo 2018, with crazy patterns and fish net stockings to add wow factor
After Wayville, Maitland and Canberra were the next stops along the festival tour – and three more locations from May 6
As with every festival season, there are staple looks that seem to pop-up repeatedly at certain festivals.
Bold colours and fish nets were the theme of the first weekend of Groovin The Moo 2018.
In one image shared to social media, two women showed off two piece sets – both wearing bikini style pants and high waisted pants reminiscent of the 1970s.
Others opted for a more revealing ensemble, with one girl embracing a deep-V cut one piece and and a silver skater skirt.
Others opted for a more revealing ensemble, with one girl embracing a deep-V cut one piece and and a silver skater skirt
This girl made a statement in her American money dress and knee high lace up boots as she posed on a netball court
Men even joined in on the unique fashion.
One man tried to channel his inner farmer with jean overalls, a wide brim hat and no shirt.
The all ages event, which recommends a 16 and above audience, began in 2005.
The first show saw 1,400 people streamed through the gates.
Music acts such as to see the Screaming Jets, Killing Heidi, Evermore and Grinspoon took the stage.
In 2006 it returned to Maitland, Darwin and Albury – and even included an international act.
One man wasn’t afraid of getting dirty, decking himself out in an all white ensemble with black hiking boots
The festival line up included Vera Blue, who had songs at number 15 and number 29 in the most recent Triple J Hottest 100, and Melbourne’s Alex Lahey, who has just come off of a UK tour
Men even joined in on the unique fashion with one man trying to channel his inner farmer with jean overalls, a wide brim hat and no shirt