Having been to Coachella a couple times, I know it's really hard to judge what people wear there: You're in a giant polo field in the middle of the desert, temperatures are usually upwards of 95 degrees, you're there for ten hours or so, and somewhere around 3 p.m. you want to lie down in a corner of the lawn and die peacefully of heatstroke. When beer re-hydrates you almost as well as water, you know it's tough going out there.
But you know what doesn't help in that kind of weather?
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Thick socks and your grandmother's best sandals. It's been a few years since I've gone, but I'm pretty sure Coachella hasn't added a Bingo Tent.
But you know what doesn't help in that kind of weather?
[Photo: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com]
Thick socks and your grandmother's best sandals. It's been a few years since I've gone, but I'm pretty sure Coachella hasn't added a Bingo Tent.
