Flower crowns were all the rage at this year's Ultra Music Festival.
As fist-pumping festival goers headed to the electronica fest in Miami in late March to rock out to David Guetta, Afrojack and more, they topped their crowns with colorful, floral bands as they headed inside, showing off a style and personality all their own.
From white faux daisy headbands in the middle of their hair to colorful pink, blue and red flowers across their foreheads, the crowns were just about everywhere at Ultra this year, making it one of the top trends at the fest.
Flower crowns weren't the only trend floating around the festival (although they were one of the most tame accessories). Mickey Mouse ears, Deadmau5 heads, creepy masks and bikini tops were also a few of the looks spotted around.
Essentially, the fashion at this fest reflected the vibe—wild, fun and uninhibited, with the motto appearing to be, the freakier the outfit, the better.
Guys rocking Native American feather headdresses with candy masks on their faces were common place, for example, and blue and purple haired ladies dancing around in tutus and tie dye got props instead of a side eye.
This certainly was not the place for styled up hippie gear, gorge sandals and heavy celeb spotting a la Coachella (although Diddy and Paris Hilton were there). Instead, wild outfits reigned supreme, grungy gear rocked and ravers in nightmare-inducing masks were greeted with open arms.