Photos: Summer fashion fanfare at 80/35

Posted on Jul 13, 2015 by Adam Burke

Photographer Stephanie Knutson took a trip to 80/35 this weekend to catch up on the latest festival fashion wear. The two-day Des Moines event hosted thousands of attendees, sporting musical acts like Wilco, Weezer and Jenny Lewis among many others.

Buggs, rapper (performed at 80/35 with Talib Kweli) of Cincinnati, OH in a vintage shirt and Raybans. -- photo by Stephanie Knutson — Buggs (a rapper who performed at 80/35 with Talib Kweli) of Cincinnati, Ohio in a vintage shirt and Raybans. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Left: Nicole of Des Moines in Forever21. Right : Sasha of Des Moines in a thrifted shirt and shorts from Spinners – Japan. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Kate of Des Moines in Nasty Gal. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Left to Right : Wesley of Des Moines in Diamond Supply Co. shirt and Vans shoes. Elizabeth of Des Moines in Matilda Muse shorts, Forever 21 kimono and a DSW bag. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Alder of Des Moines in a thrifted vest and boots, Old Navy jeans and hat from the farm store. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Photo by Stephanie Knutson

Photo by Stephanie Knutson

George of Lawrence Kansas in a Wrangler denim vest and western shirt, all thrifted. -- photo by Stephanie Knutson — George from Lawrence Kansas wears a Wrangler denim vest and western shirt, all thrifted. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

George of Lawrence, Kansas in a Wrangler denim vest and western shirt, all thrifted. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

This attendee wore Eden leather choker, Wild Fox glasses Jeffery Campbell shoes. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Photo by Stephanie Knutson

A mother and daughter duo from Kansas City in Urban Outfitters and head-to-toe Free People, respectively. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Left to Right: Ryan of Kansas City in Baldwin Denim, American Apparel tee and Warby Parker glasses.
Jessica of Kansas City in Baldwin Jeans, Alternative Apparel tank and Quay glasses. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

BJ of Mason City in Forever21 menswear. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

This woman wore in Eden leather choker, Wild Fox glasses Jeffery Campbell shoes. -- photo by Stephanie Knutson — Eden leather choker, Wild Fox glasses and Jeffery Campbell shoes. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Left to right : Becca, Katelyn, Nicole. All of the Quad Cities wearing clothing from their vintage clothing store, Abernathy’s (in Davenport). — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Tray of Des Moines in The Hundred’s hat, Jordan shoes and unknown jeans and tee. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Left to Right: Meggie of Des Moines in Dallas Dawes, Torrie of Des Moines in Zara and her grandmother’s purse, Amanda of Des Moines in Target. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

Photo by Stephanie Knutson — Photo by Stephanie Knutson

Category: Arts & Entertainment
Tags: 80/35 Music Festival, Des Moines events, fashion

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Nicole Lorenson says:

Jul 13, 2015 at 7:20 pm

Thanks for the shout out…second to the last photo…first person on the left my name is Nicole Lorenson, and I was wearing Dallas Daws. :) Thanks

Left to Right: Meggie of Des Moines in Dallas Dawes, Torrie of Des Moines in Zara and her grandmother’s purse, Amanda of Des Moines in Target. — photo by Stephanie Knutson

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Gabrielle Swenson says:

Aug 7, 2015 at 1:39 pm

Lol I’m the girl at the bottom.

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