Regional music festival Groovin the Moo hit NSW’s Maitland Showground on Saturday May 9, with a mix of international and local acts really bringing their fashion know-how to the stage.
Whether it was Charli XCX’s zebra print twinset accessorised with a monochromatic inflatable guitar or Tkay Maidza’s fondant-inspired ensemble, the musicians definitely knew how to deliver a bit of diversity to the festival-goers.
When crowds are sporting tasselled kimonos, controversial bindis and past-their-used-by-date flower crowns, it’s a little refreshing to see something different from the main acts.
Check out our favourite on-stage looks in the gallery below.
Groovin the Moo Maitland 2015 Style
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Broods
Georgia Nott rocked a white-on-white combo, include a laser-cut T-shirt, high-waisted shorts and flatform loafer-style sneakers. Extra points must be given for the hipster half-up bun.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Charli XCX
The singer-songwriter went matchy-matchy with animal print, and still managed to move around in some epic buckled heels.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Saskwatch
Nkechi Anele was quite literally an orange butterfly on stage. Seriously, though, swing dresses are the best for moving around.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Meg Mac
For a look you can easily take from stage to play, look no further than Meg Mac.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Peaches
Merrill Beth Nisker was everything in her glittery animalistic costume.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Peaches
Who could forget Peaches' backup dancer, though? That sexy devil.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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The Preatures
Isabella Manfredi rocked the adult schoolgirl look with a pinafore dress and plaits.
Photo: Maria Boyadgis for theFashionSpot
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Tkay Maidza
That skirt is completely reminiscent of an Iced VoVo and there's no two ways about it. We always knew Tkay was a sweetie.
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