This guy was hanging out right outside the Gobi tent and the mask seemed like a fun spectacle, but after getting lost in the crowd a couple of times, it's obvious how functional it can be as well.

This group also had a functional edge, utilizing the shady parasols that were prevalent at the festival as costume inspiration. 

This guy accented his glowing outfit with a fanny pack because we don't think his shorts came with pockets.

These two chose a nautical theme and this beauty chose a sequin green mermaid material and boots with the purple fur. I've never understood the furry accessory but it sure looks like fun to dance and stomp around in!

Mohawks were a surprising trend all over the festival. This girl rocked a purple shade and some long feathers to balance out the look.

Though this group of mariachis didn't carry guitars, horns or singers...the hats were a fun way to keep the group together and shade from the blaring sun.

Another bright feminine mohawk caught our eye while we were waiting for Glass Animals to take the stage, while her friend chose a pink wig and matching bandana as her pop of color.

These two were just as charming as their colorful outfits and that fan probably came in handy later in the day.

This guy chose to double up on a couple of the wild trends we saw this weekend by turning feather accessories into a mohawk.

This body suit caught our attention from across the tent. We... there's no words. It's probably pretty hot in there.

This couple was snuggled up and we noticed them by their furry tails from behind. Meow!

We don't know how he does it, but from acting to writing to social media, the Franco is everywhere, even on this girl's bikini and we can't help but love it.