1/14Musician Cec Condon, of Sydney, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
Dark Mofo: Festival fashions on the street
One thing locals notice each year when Dark Mofo swings around is the change in fashion on the streets. Bold colours, blacks, big coats, beanies and berets are on the rise as rugged up tourists flock to Hobart from all around.
2/14Musician Cec Condon, of Sydney, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
3/14Virginia Martin, of Melbourne, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
4/14Virginia Martin, of Melbourne, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
5/14Tom Alexander, of Garden Island Creek, said Dark Mofo encourages more diverse fashions and dress freedom. Picture: PATRICK GEE
6/14Tom Alexander, of Garden Island Creek. Picture: PATRICK GEE
7/14From left, Alison Abineri, of Adelaide, Rini Handakaris, of Kalymnos, Greece, Annie Comelli, of Adelaide, and Eliza Knowles, of Adelaide, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
8/14From left, Alison Abineri, of Adelaide, Rini Handakaris, of Kalymnos, Greece, Annie Comelli, of Adelaide, and Eliza Knowles, of Adelaide, all dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
9/14Ruby Keady, of Melbourne, left, and her friend Yasmin Donnelly, of Hobart, dressed up for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
10/14Ruby Keady, of Melbourne, left, and Yasmin Donnelly, of Hobart. Picture: PATRICK GEE
11/14Sera Helen, of Melbourne, and Sonny McDonald, of Sydney, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
12/14Sera Helen, of Melbourne, and Sonny McDonald, of Sydney. Picture: PATRICK GEE
13/14Jesse Masson Moyle and Elouise Ackerman, of Melbourne, dressed for Dark Mofo. Picture: PATRICK GEE
14/14Chelsea Smith, of Moonah, and Elizabeth ‘Colombia’ Smith, of South Hobart, dressed for a Dark Mofo-affiliated event. Picture: PATRICK GEE
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