
Students Jessica Dudley, Alyssa Dudley and Ashley Howery spread their wings as butterflies at Global Dance Festival.
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Howery completed her look with a bunch of candy bracelets, the go-to accessory for any true raver.

Jennifer Stallcup and Éder Estudillo represented their Texas hospitality with a pineapple totem.
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Westword: Who or what inspired your outfits?
Jennifer Stallcup: His inspiration for his outfit and fashion for the festival was pineapples and Borgore. Pineapples are a symbol of hospitality, and that's what we do in Texas.
Who was your favorite musician to see at Global Dance Festival?
Our favorite music act was Illenium.

Estudillo wears an armful of candy bracelets and carried a light-up pineapple totem pole.
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His favorite part of the festival was meeting up with friends from last year's festival, making new friends and bringing me to my first festival. My favorite part was experiencing my first festival — everything from the music [to the] atmosphere and the people.
Is there anything you would like to add?
I met some amazing people and cannot wait to go back next year!
Keep reading for more looks at Global Dance.

Mesh and fishnets were also in heavy rotation. This woman wore pink fishnets and a light-up backpack designed by her boyfriend, an engineer.
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This fan wore a tank top printed with the titular star of the futuristic 1999 Disney Channel movie Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century.
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Whether they were dressed in rainbows or as butterflies, carrying pineapple totems or light-up backpacks, everyone looked like they were having a great experience. We can't wait to see what the crowds come up with for the seventeenth fest.
In the meantime, always have fun and stay true to your rave spirit, Denver.