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Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest

By Shannon Baldwin
 | August 6, 2015
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(Images: Becca Lemire)
(Images: Becca Lemire)

It wasn’t just city councillor Norm Kelly that got charged up last weekend: Drake fans from all over represented The 6 as they converged on the Molson Amphitheatre for the sixth annual OVO Fest, and they did it in style. From Raptors jerseys and owl-branded apparel to matching tracksuits and statement accessories, concert-goers blended casual comf0rt with high fashion for the final night of the three-day festival. Here are 14 looks that even Drizzy himself would deem worthy.

Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
Street Style: Drake fans dress to impress at OVO Fest
(Images: Becca Lemire)

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