San Francisco — Glitter is not a good thing. Sequins are not approved. Feathers were forbidden, yet they have still crept into trims and turbans to cause great debate.
The guidelines for costumes for the Burning Man event, which started on Sunday in the sweltering northern Nevada desert, are very complicated. Under a quasi-spiritual guiding concept to leave no trace behind, festival planners are dedicated to thoroughly clearing every bit of party trash from the sand — "Matter Out of Place," or Moop.
Shedding feather boas and errant sequins is a plague of the playa, or desert basin, where the revelers, known as Burners, strut and frolic for eight days while excitement grows for the massive man-made blaze Burning Man is the raison d'être for.
Such limitations have not stopped Burning Man from ranking among the most popular modern costume presentations for adults outside Halloween. As the culture has evolved in psychedelic outrageousness, so has the need among Burners for ever more creative costumes. unicorn masks, head-to-toe bird-of-prey outfits, Mylar spacesuits, glow-in- the dark disco gear.
San Francisco, Glitter is not a good thing. Sequins are not approved. Feathers were forbidden, yet they have still crept into trims and turbans to cause great debate.
The guidelines for costumes for the Burning Man event, which started on Sunday in the sweltering northern Nevada desert, are very complicated. Under a quasi-spiritual guiding concept to leave no trace behind, festival planners are dedicated to thoroughly clearing every bit of party trash from the sand — "Matter Out of Place," or Moop.
Shedding feather boas and errant sequins is a plague of the playa, or desert basin, where the revelers, known as Burners, strut and frolic for eight days while excitement grows for the massive man-made blaze Burning Man is the raison d'être for.
Such limitations have not stopped Burning Man from ranking among the most popular modern costume presentations for adults outside Halloween. As the scene has evolved in psychedelic outrageousness, so has the need among Burners for ever more creative costumes. Unicorn masks, head-to-toe bird-of-prey outfits, Mylar spacesuits, glow-in- the-dark disco gear.
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San Francisco — Glitter is not a good thing. Sequins are not approved. Feathers were forbidden, yet they have still crept into trims and turbans to cause great debate.
The guidelines for costumes for the Burning Man event, which started on Sunday in the sweltering northern Nevada desert, are very complicated. Under a quasi-spiritual guiding concept to leave no trace behind, festival planners are dedicated to thoroughly clearing every bit of party trash from the sand — "Matter Out of Place," or Moop.
Shedding feather boas and errant sequins is a plague of the playa, or desert basin, where the revelers, known as Burners, strut and frolic for eight days while excitement grows for the massive man-made blaze Burning Man is the raison d'être for.
Such limitations have not stopped Burning Man from ranking among the most popular modern costume presentations for adults outside Halloween. As the culture has evolved in psychedelic outrageousness, so has the need among Burners for ever more creative costumes. unicorn masks, head-to-toe bird-of-prey outfits, Mylar spacesuits, glow-in- the dark disco gear.
San Francisco, Glitter is not a good thing. Sequins are not approved. Feathers were forbidden, yet they have still crept into trims and turbans to cause great debate.
The guidelines for costumes for the Burning Man event, which started on Sunday in the sweltering northern Nevada desert, are very complicated. Under a quasi-spiritual guiding concept to leave no trace behind, festival planners are dedicated to thoroughly clearing every bit of party trash from the sand — "Matter Out of Place," or Moop.
Shedding feather boas and errant sequins is a plague of the playa, or desert basin, where the revelers, known as Burners, strut and frolic for eight days while excitement grows for the massive man-made blaze Burning Man is the raison d'être for.
Such limitations have not stopped Burning Man from ranking among the most popular modern costume presentations for adults outside Halloween. As the scene has evolved in psychedelic outrageousness, so has the need among Burners for ever more creative costumes. Unicorn masks, head-to-toe bird-of-prey outfits, Mylar spacesuits, glow-in- the-dark disco gear.
You May Also Like:
- What happened to the woman who died at Burning Man?
- How much does it cost to go to Burning Man?
- What is the purpose of the Burning Man festival?
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