Street Style at FestForAll

Meagan Simone poses during FestForAll. Photos by Adam Alvarez

We combed the streets of downtown during this spring’s FestForAll event in search of stylish Baton Rougeans

ABOVE: Meagan Simone, 24
Musician
Wearing: Thrifted dress and black purse, TOMS shoes, bracelet gifted to her by her sister and earrings she made herself
Her style: “Colors are a big part of the style and way I feel. I’m leaning towards pink today because it is a calming color … and I’m tired.”

Jade “Jaderbomb” Harrington, 34
DIY blogger at Jaderbomb.com
Wearing: Candice Alexander custom-printed art shirt, Gap pants and belt, Gianni Bini boots, copper and amethyst necklaces, bracelets and leather earrings she made herself, Michael Kors watch, Ray-Ban sunglasses and Express cap
Her style: “I like that gypsy vibe. I like to mix and match, and I’m very colorful. I don’t like to wear what anybody else would ever wear.”

Robert Victor Lewis, 73
Retired, former senior manager for the government
Wearing: Dobbs Panama hat, Roundtree & Yorke shirt, Haggar black slacks, eel-skin cowboy boots and Aztec Collection sunglasses
His style: “I like to look nice. … When springtime comes around, I take out the Panama hats.”

Alex Rossi, 27
Attorney
Wearing: LOFT denim shirt, shorts from Rodéo boutique, Tory Burch sandals and earrings, Mignon Faget bracelets, Coach watch and purse, Dana Rebecca Designs necklace and Ray-Ban sunglasses
Her style: “I love to dress for the occasion, and since I just came from an LSU baseball game, I had to make sure I had on my purple.”

Rico Crowder, 49
Clothing designer
Wearing: Button-down shirt he designed himself, Kenneth Cole linen pants, G-Knight sneakers, silver chain with charm, Breitling watch and $2 white cap
His style: “My style is defined by positive energy because I’m always moving.”

Kevin Castaneda, 23
Personal assistant
Wearing: Pullover striped shirt, Marc Ecko sweatpants, Creative Recreation high-top suede sneakers, Mistura wood watch and Brooklyn Nets team baseball cap
His style: “My style is experimental. I like to try different things—I just put things together.”