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#SITG2018

The 18th annual Splendour in the Grass Music and Arts Festival kicked off during the coldest week of winter. But that didn't stop the fever of fun and fashion expression for festival revellers. This year was the first year we were not officially working on site for GLOTATTS (we worked tirelessly leading up at pre festival parties and events)
We continued sponsorship with little glitter & tattoo stations set up throughout - most notably at Little Splendour - a festival within the festival specifically for our young ones - which my girls enjoyed tremendously!
DAY I looks were provided by the wonderful HER PONY THE LABEL team. Day II outfits were from the new Spell & the Gypsy Collective range. By Day III we were footloose and fancy free, opting to highlight our GLOTATTS sparkles with threads of our own choosing. I wore a gorgeous burnt ochre linen dress by Brazilian Flirting 


Front and Centre - the gorgeous designer of HER PONY THE LABEL - she supplied our Day I outfits! Thank you!!!
My little lady loves enjoying their first day at Little Splendour Festival (a mini festival site within the Splendour grounds especially for kids)
Mega babe Summah Taylor decked out in GLOTATTS & Spell
Day II was all about TWINS!! These two beauties Ellie from Elsa's Wholesome Life & Lauren of Gypsea Lust
One of our favourite twines' - Isabella from SPELL & GYPSY COLLECTIVE! These lovelies also supplied us with our outfits for Day II - Thank You!!
Festival Queen Annalise - looking like a real life mermaid - and such a sweet soul

Lifetime girl pal and creator of SEED & SPROUT Sophie in Vintage Spell



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