Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Arun Kale

Jan 6, 2012

Sunburn 2011 celebrated the fifth coming of the biggest E.D.M. festival in Asia in grand fashion with seven stages spread across two large grounds on Candolim beach. From a whopping 50,000 festival-goers, we hand-picked 15 people in the audience who turned up with the most eye-catching looks, attention-grabbing paraphernalia, and a relentless need to dance.

Best Accessories

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Most Eye-Catching Looks

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Happy Day Trippers

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