15 Coachella Fashion Disasters, Part II

Here are even tackier fashion mistakes from the past two weekends. Maybe it has to get worse before it gets better.

1. Bird Feathers

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Perhaps she's just starring in Coachella's on-site production of Black Swan.

2. Shiny Leggings

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Just because they still sell these at American Apparel doesn't mean anyone should wear them.

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3. Bikinis

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4. Zebra Leggings For Men

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They almost distract you from those shoes.

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5. Wearing A Fanny Pack To Cover Your Junk

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If there wasn't so much wrong going on here, I'd excuse this guy because I am entertained by how stoned he is.

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This photo is the ultimate boner killer.

6. Vanessa Hudgens

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She is like a classical scholar of bad boho festival style.

7. These Furry Hat Things

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8. Aztec Overload

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Thanks to music festivals, you can never wear anything Pendleton-inspired again.

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9. Unitards

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These people must not have to go to the bathroom ever.

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10. Twinsies!

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The only thing worse than descending into festival style hell is doing it in tandem.

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11. Wearing A Tail

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Maybe there's a furries convention down the street.

12. Loincloths

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You didn't think fratboys could wear togas forever, did you?

13. Lace Crop-Tops

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They are just very hard to wear. Even if you have no nipples, like the girl above.

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14. Emma Roberts

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This is, like, an SNL skit parody of bad festival style.

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15. Hula Hoops

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Thankfully, these were banned at Coachella, along with guns and knives, but that didn't stop some people.

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