Over two weekends in October, the Austin City Limits Music Festival brought in thousands of local and out-of-town revelers to Zilker Park. With a Texan-heavy lineup that included Kacey Musgraves, Lizzo, and Gary Clark Jr., it’s only fitting that festival-goers dressed up in their finest fringe, rhinestones, and cowboy hats for the occasion.
Texas Monthly ‘s photo staff caught up with music fans sporting memorable Westernwear.
Chuy Chavez and Eric Magana, both from Houston.
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Cowboy hat clad fans, front row at Kacey Musgraves' set.
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Ben Zerbo, of Dallas, and Ella Whitaker, of Austin, say howdy.
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Alex Morris and his fringe were visiting from San Francisco, California.
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Cindy Marin and Denise Marin, both from Inland Empire, California.
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An anonymous sleeping cowgirl.
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Hazel Balakit, a student at UTSA, wears a hat designed by her brother Riko, in honor of Lizzo's song "Juice."
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Tim Cruz, of Austin, rocking a Selena t-shirt and cowboy hat.
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Chloe Feoranzo, a member of the band Asleep at the Wheel, replete with fringe.
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Tessa Hamon, of Austin, and her striking red cowboy boots.
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Hazel Balakit, who attends UTSA, poses with her hat and chaps.
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Kendall Clark, from San Marcos, is at ACL for the second time.
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Rachel McMillan and Lacey Helfferich, both from Dallas.
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Sophia Bastidas, of Austin, poses by the festival's flag display.
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Codie Lepors, an Austin local.
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Taylor Wingo, hailing from Phoenix, and her stellar fringe hat.
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