Though I think she may be eating seeds rather than nuts.
Tag: Music Festivals
Spiked Writer
Photos: Suzy
Here is famous young author Yuan Yuan, who now works at Modern Media, wearing a top purchased at Triple-Major.
Pattern War or Peace?
What a brilliant assault of pattern mixing!
Sultry Sellers
There was a new type of seductive stuff salesgirl in evidence at the Strawberry festival this time.
Just Whiskered
Ready to sew confusion…
Welcoming Merchant
She was sitting behind her little stand selling various trinkets. What a pleasant sort of expression!
Cowboy in Tongzhou
Photos: Suzy
Just not sure if cowboys ever have long hair…
Strawberry Essentials
The Strawberry aesthetic, in the end, is all about patterns, bright colored tights, and big sunglasses.
Impressive Accessories
This makes me think of some figure from the 1920s, though I can’t recall which one.
Beer was available at the strawberry festival only from the bags of old ladies and the various vendors. Apparently, they had snuck it in as if it was contraband. Alcohol is no longer allowed to be sold at music festivals in Beijing. It’s interesting being at a festival with so little liquor. Holding a beer can makes one feel like some kind of deity because everyone is so impressed.
Queuing
Ah yes, the perennial crowds for the bathrooms at music festivals…
Matching Stripes
The stripes on her pin seem to match her shirt.
Renaissance Robot
Photos: Suzy
This strange guy in a mask came up to me with his business card. I felt a bit bewildered at the time, but even more so when he showed up at my house the other day for a party. More on him later.
By the Saffron Stockade
In a saffron dress, before the Blonde Redhead show.
Maximum Volume
Dancing to heavy drumbeats by the electronic stage at Strawberry, these two were both in very voluminous tops – though the picture doesn’t quite show it – and shades.
Incognito Bunny
Photos: Suzy
Bunny ears are quite the thing at Strawberry Festival. There are all sorts of varieties selling on the premises and people come with more elaborate versions of their own. I need to research to find where this tradition started.