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There
is no set "rave fashion," since there are so many different people who
go to raves. If you just mean generic neon-y stuff that won't get you
confused with a scene kid, there are a few easy ways to achieve this-
layers,
while still keeping cool (since you'll be dancing a lot). This means
mesh, fishnets, many necklaces, hair accessories, bracelets, etc. You
can choose a set colorscheme (black and pink, lime and purple) or just
go all-out rainbow. You can use black, but try not to make it the
predominant color in your outfit. Stay away from greys. For girls, short
hair in an unusual color is pretty typical. It's harder to look like an
actual raver and less like a club slut when you have plain, straight,
blonde hair.
Goggles are popular, as are LED accessories. Tutus are
popular, however keep in mind just because you can find a 12 dollar
"tutu" at hot topic, does not mean it's tasteful or fashionable. Look
for one that covers your butt and is relatively opaque, i.e. you can't
see your underwear through it. To make this more fitting, you can also
wear a short petticoat or tutu under an actual short skirt.
Baggy
UFO pants used to be in style for ravers, but it's kind of old now.
However, as most people don't care what you're wearing at a rave, you
can still get by with it if you like them.
To be honest, the
only kind of thing you want to avoid is "grey lacy shirt I got from
Forever 21 and pink short shorts with sandals. With REAL PONY BEAD
BRACELETS!" |
