Herringbone Wunder Under Pants, Awesoma Henley, En Route Crops, and More

People are very excited about the Black Herringbone Wunder Under Pants. I have herringbone Skinny Will pants from last year but might get the WUP, too.

Shown with Diamond Dot En Route crops.

Awesoma Henley top photos.

En Route Crops, shown in Diamond Dot and regular luon.

Practice Cotton Skinny Grooves. I am dying to try these on. Shown with the Henley and Chilly Chill vest.

The new Heathered Deep Coal Inspires. Shown with the Chilly Chill vest and Rugged Blue Swiftly LS.

Shown with denim stripe Wunder Under pants and En Route crops.

Chilly Chill vest photos.

Pine Stripe Inkwell/Mojave Tank Wunder Under Pants.

Flip Your Dog Onsie photos.

Traveling Yogini Rucksack

Wide legged Wonder Pant

Australian Heads Up

New Tonka Stripe Bumble Berry Swiftly SS. I might need to get this. I love how saturated it is.

Solid Bumble Berry Cool Racerback - this will be mine!

New Hop To It run crops in Flat Inky Floral and Sashico prints. They go up to a size twelve but are on the short side with a 17" inseam. I love both prints, though.

Sheer luon Run Away Tee

Spring Fling Puffy Vest in Camo.

Wear your own bra Front and Centre tank made of Vitasea.

Angel Wing Studio Jacket.

2014 Sea Wheeze Race Recap, Part 4: The Sunset Festival

2014 Sea Wheeze Race Recap, Part 1: Travel and Expo

2014 Sea Wheeze Race Recap, Part 2: The Merchandise

2014 Sea Wheeze Race Recap, Part 3: The Race

2014 Sea Wheeze Race Recap, Part 4: The Sunset Festival

This year we made it to the Sunset Festival, held the afternoon of the race. We took the shuttle buses that left from the Convention Center. We skipped the yoga and left about 5:30-6:00 pm for the concert. There were hugely long lines for the three food tents when we got there and they only got much longer behind us. The choices for food were Canadian, Mexican, or Healthy (tiny jars of salad). Prices were not cheap. Our burritos, made with brown rice and organic this and that, were $12 each and nachos were $6. The burritos were meh but the guacamole with the nachos was delish. The food was cash only so there was another enormous line, at least 40 people long when we got there, for the ATM machine. 

My niece really wanted to try the trapeze but the line was too long.

Great sunset view of the city behind the stage.

We staked out a place on the hillside to eat our dinner and watch the concert.

Stilt entertainers for the crowd

There were various vendor booths set up, selling malas and other items. Lululemon had a table of Sunset Festival Scubas in Sunny Lime and Pipe Dream Blue. My sister picked up the Sunny Lime Scuba, which matched her Sea Wheeze swirly rainbow print shorts perfectly.

People think these were re-purposed Scubas that didn't sell but making special edition products out of leftover items by embroidering or screen printing them is not a bad idea at all. I really like the bicycle print CRB I bought.

View of the stage from up close.

The opening band, The Coulorist, performing.

Capital Cities performing

Laser light projections on the trees.

We stuck around long enough to hear Capital Cities perform their big hits and then we headed to the shuttle buses to beat the crowd. We were able to get on the first set of buses back and were back home before 10 pm. I heard that after Capital Cities performed they let people on the stage to dance to prerecorded music and some girl flashed the crowd Mardi Gras-style. My teenage nephew was a bit bummed he missed that part.

It was a fun concert and a mellow crowd in the area we were sitting in but I think next year we'll make sure to eat before we go.

Did you go? What did you think?

A "souvenir" pillow from the concert. (Thanks to Ms. C. for the photo.)