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The Boldest Street Style Spotted at This Weekend’s Made LA Debut

By Danielle Directo-Meston
  • Stylist Alanna Pearl was an ethereal-meets-metal-meets-retro fashion force. Follow: @alannapearl
  • We're feeling artist and photog Niko Karamyan's '90s boy band vibes. Follow: @nikotheikon
  • LA style blogger Lainey's adorable cat stockings brought the twee. Follow: @iamfashionlaine
  • International identical style stars and DJ duo Sama and Haya Khadra ditched the usual matchy-matchy wardrobe. Follow: @simihaze
  • These BFFS, however, were all about twinning and winning. Follow: @vashtizzle & @g_nat_t
  • What you see here is not a mosh pit: it's an epic game of Duck, Duck, Goose. (True.)
  • Knorts designer Eleanore Guthrie sported her own edgy-cool knitwear creations. Follow: @_knorts
  • Pint-sized model Josephine Lee nailed the creepy-cute baby doll look. Follow: @princessgollum & @gerathm
  • MAC Cosmetics gave attendees otherworldly lip makeovers.
  • This guest was feeling the patch love. Follow: @babyb___
  • Hairstylist Tomáš Viška and friend finished off their looks with metallics. Follow: @tviska
  • MSBHV's pop-up shop was buzzing.
  • Made's souvenir tees were only $150 a pop.
  • This chic guest looked minimalist-cool with her sleek duster and faux bob. Follow: @jessica.worrell
  • These chic ladies were wonders in '70s crushed velvet and modern-meets-'90s style. Follow: @tesseliza1 & @marissalittell
  • Team Mighty Ducks in the house. Follow: @uglygirl225
  • Rebel Grl Nails upgraded everyone's mani game.
  • MAC's stylish PR girl pulled off proportion play with her military jacket and culottes. Follow: @caryneer
  • Kiana paired pink with PVC. Follow: @kianakatt
  • The line was never-ending at Golf Wang's shipping container pop-up.
  • Hood By Air model Frahki'de was laid back in pops of gold and red while pal Katie looked lovely in lace. Follow: @sunnydeesosa_gotdoe & @katieryannnnn
  • Gabrielle was a modern-day pink lady in this whimsical Valfré bomber jacket. Follow: @gabriellemarie___
  • Forget U designer Deb was a badass tomboy in almost all black everything. Follow: @debnever
  • Sarah played up kaleidoscopic prints. Follow: @sarah.248.214
  • Pals Bethany and Natalie channeled Sporty Spice and Baby Spice. Follow: @bitchanypee & @natweaves
  • Blogger Seidi Häkkänen was having an Edie Sedgewick moment. Follow: @sleeplessinsuburbia
  • Parker repped The Greatest of all time, Muhammad Ali. Follow: @parkerjai

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Although Moschino brought the It Girl army and Golf Wang's first show attracted Kanye and Kendall, the real stars of Made's LA debut were the attendees. Between Hood By Air's headbanger presentation and Tyler, the Creator's skate park runway, guests showed off their boldest wardrobes at the fashion event's marketplace.

In addition to shopping cult-fave labels like MISBHV, 69, Rochambeau, R+A and star-faved vintage boutique Sami Mirò, to name a few, Made partygoers enjoyed out-of-this-world lip makeovers by MAC Cosmetics (the event's official sponsor), manis by Rebel Grl Nails, and much more. Above, scroll through the gallery to see the most IDGAF looks we spotted yesterday at LA Live. See you all next year?