Photos | A Crowd of Costumed Characters
Ariel Weil stands among a group of 16 people dressed in eye-catching costumes on stage at the 2010 Cochella Friday event. The eclectic crowd is sporting a variety of footwear, clothing, and accessories, including handbags, watches, and glasses, while some hold balloons, toys, and other playful items. The stage behind them features a speaker and electronics as the audience looks on with interest.
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2010-04-16T14:50:56.510000-07:00
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