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FVDED In The Park took place from July 7–8 in Holland Park, Surrey.

FVDED In The Park took place from July 7–8 in Holland Park, Surrey.

Dillon Francis opens.

Dillon Francis opens.

The Chainsmokers drew huge crowds to the festival.

The Chainsmokers drew huge crowds to the festival.

The park was packed: a sure success.

The park was packed: a sure success.

Wiz Khalifa gave an energetic performance that won't be forgotten.

Wiz Khalifa gave an energetic performance that won’t be forgotten.

But first, let me take a selfie.

But first, let me take a selfie.

Festival goers were more than creative in their choice of attire this year.

Festival goers were more than creative in their choice of attire this year.

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