Over the weekend, Dodger Stadium transformed into a carnival of sorts.

Camp Flog Gnaw, created and curated by the Grammy-winning artist Tyler, The Creator, hosted its annual two-day music festival at the stadium with more than two dozen acts, including André 3000, Erykah Badu and the singer-songwriter Omar Apollo.

This was the tenth edition of the festival, which began in 2012 but took a hiatus from 2020 to 2022 because of the pandemic. It was originally called the OFWGKTA Carnival — named for the full name of Tyler, The Creator’s group at the time, Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All — and was held in the parking lot of the Novo (formerly Club Nokia) before evolving into the current spectacle of Camp Flog Gnaw.

Tickets for this year’s event, which started at $372 for a two-day pass, sold out within hours. But securing admission was just the first hurdle, with the second being what the attendees should wear. Many went with selections from Tyler, The Creator’s Golf Wang-branded clothing, with plenty of people wearing oversized pants, fuzzy hats and business casual attire in a nod to “Chromakopia,” the artist’s new album, which was released last month.