{Lollapalooza: Day 3 Looks}

Lolla possesses the special talent of making one day feel like a year has passed, and three days feel like a second has gone by.

Lollapalooza always ends way before I'm emotionally ready, and way after I'm physically drained. 

Day three came and went in the blink of an eye, partially because we were evacuated for an hour due to severe weather conditions. Like can you relax Lolla? It was just a little lightning. 

Bailey sported a creamsicle colored romper with a delicate lace back and gorgeous cut-outs. Brown sandals and circle sunnies kept the look feminine and fun.

Phoebe went with a classic festival look of the perfect high-waisted jean shorts and an open back halter top. White Birks were only slightly destroyed by intense dance moves at Bassnectar.

Hally accessorized an olive green midi dress with a terra-cotta colored halter bralette and layered jewelry. We're just gonna put it out there, the midi dress was not the best call when it came to dusty winds and raving. Lolla: 1, Hally: 0.

Hanna encompassed a little bit of Coachella style in the windy city. Patterned wide-leg pants and an off-the-shoulder crop top, screamed festival style. A silver chain belt and minimal face paint completed her last Lolla look.

Until next time Lolla, you will be missed.

Forever yours,

The Goddess Group

Written by: Hally

{Lollapalooza: Day 2 Looks}

Back at ya with your daily does of Lolla style.

On this day someone referred to us as the Goddess Group (Thank you kind stranger, faith is restored), and the Chicago Tribune also stopped Hanna and Phoebe dead in their tracks to record their looks.

In an unplanned turn of events, all of our looks had flowy and feminine aspects to them.

Phoebe rocked a gorgeous bell sleeve tunic dress with delicate blue embroidery and a lattice style top half. Gold rimmed aviators and floral sandals kept the look ideal for jamming to Sam Smith all night long.

Hally kept the lace-up trend alive with pink suede shorts and a backless body suit. The look was brought together with a large collar necklace and our favorite festival staple; Birks.

Bailey was the epitome of a greek goddess with a gold leaf headband and a a cream skort with tassle detail. A patterned crop top kept the look light and air-y.

Hanna stole the show with a white lace slip dress layered over black hot pants and a black lace bralette. She completed her look with silver sunglasses, a complex crown braid and gladiator sandals.

{Lollapalooza: Day 1 Looks}

STOP FREAKING OUT! We have not abandoned our lovely little blog, we just took a short hiatus because some times real life throws a lot at us. But we're back, with a few posts so expect those over the next couple of days.

3/4 of our squad are seasoned Lolla-goers, that being said, we have a pretty thorough understanding of fashion v. comfort. While it is important to avoid both heat stroke and severe blisters while attending the festival, having amazing street-style is a must.

We are going to take this day by day because, to be honest, we took an unhealthy number of photos.

Hanna took a neutral basic and dressed it up with a delicate lace bralette and minimal knee-high gladiator sandals. A suede fringe vest, chain belt and a reflective aviators complete her day one look.

Phoebe mixed to classic material—lace and corduroy— for her first look. A delicate charm necklace and an angelic crown braid put the finishing touches on her look. PRO TIP: Birkenstocks all day, every day.

Hally took inspiration from one of this year's biggest trends, the two-piece coordinate set. A black crochet bralette and matching shorts are accessorized with (extremely hard to remove) flash tattoos and round sunnies— again, notice the Birks.

Bailey paired a distressed halter top with lace trim shorts for an edgier festival look. Layered necklaces and feminine sandals were finishing touches.