Photo Diary: Liz Ko at Daisy Chain Fields

Carol Wright
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Last month, Olivia Rodrigo transformed Great Park in Irvine, California, into an oasis celebrating girlhood, female empowerment, and the women who have shaped the music industry. Turning the traditional festival on its head, Daisy Chain Fields offered more than a lineup of incredible performances; it created an entire experience, complete with activations, unexpected partnerships, and opportunities to discover nonprofits doing incredible work for women and girls.

Liz Ko, a Philly-based influencer and fellow Livvie, experienced it all with Etsy. We handed her a disposable camera and gave her free creative rein. Because sometimes the best way to experience a festival is through someone else’s eyes, here’s Daisy Chain Fields through Liz’s lens.

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    Felt a little like walking into a storybook
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    Hair tinsel in the Etsy Creative Village
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    Home base for most of the day
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    The incredibly perfect Dandelion Stage
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    The details <3
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    You seem pretty pink for a Baja Blast!
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    The kind of details that made the whole place feel like girlhood magic
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    Smiling through it all, I can’t believe this is my life
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    Because of course there’s a carousel in the middle of everything
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    Happy & Healthy
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    DOECHIIIIIIIIIIIII
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    ALLLLTER EGOOOOOO
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    The sun may be hot, but Doechii is hotter
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    Sissy leading me through the Doechii crowd
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    Never wanted anything more than I wanted to ride that damn balloon
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    The least glamorous but most necessary stop of the day: water refill
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    Very important addition to the jewelry stack
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    These boots were made for walking (and sweating, which is why they were off)
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    Founder & CEO of femininomenon
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    Proof I was actually there and not hallucinating the whole thing
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    A matcha intermission before the main event (Miss Olivia)
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    Somehow still smiling after being on content duty all day
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    I love when women
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    God is a woman, and her name is Olivia Rodrigo

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