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Scenes From Sundance: Our Ultimate Photo Gallery From Park City

Starring Kristen Stewart, Salma Hayek, and many more

by Ben Barna

Despite an often crippling snowstorm, the 2017 edition of the Sundance Film Festival was a roaring success. It once again proved why it's so vital, introducing the world to bracing new talent and setting the tone for the year in movies ahead. The whole week felt like a whirlwind (or more like a blizzard), so we had photographer supreme Lindsey Byrnes on hand to capture everything from celebrities, both A-listers to up-and-comers, in their natural habitat to the revelers at NYLON's Aprés Ski party. Click through the following gallery for our visual diary from Park City, Utah.

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Kristen Stewart and her pals pose for the camera, plead for world peace.

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Jane Levy, who stars in Grand Jury Prize Winner I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore, checks herself out. 

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The scene on Main Street, pre-snowpocalypse.

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CARversations host Suzie Riemer at the after-party for Kristen Stewart's directorial debut, Come Swim.

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Actor Margarita Levieva, who stole the show as a gun-toting prostitute in Michelle Morgan's L.A. Times.

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This is how you dress for Sundance.

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Publicist Arikai Tabeson staying warm and looking cool.

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Sundance breakout and Atlanta star, Lakeith Stanfield, stops and smells the roses.

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At Sundance, everyone's a producer, but Lara Sfire actually is one.

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Swag.

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One of the few times we saw actual food all week.

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GiGi Gorgeous and her girlfriend at the premiere of This Is Everything: GiGi Gorgeous.

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Candid from the NYLON x Dream Hollywood Aprés Ski Party.

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Director Lizzy Sanford (left) and actress/writer Anna Cordell at NYLON party after their premiere of Rubber Heart.

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The dream team Riley Keough and Gina Gammell eating ice cream before catching the screening of Kristen Stewart's Come Swim.

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Remember this face. That's Sundance breakout Timothée Chalamet, whose movie, the gay romance Call Me Be Your Name, was the biggest hit of the festival.

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Meredith Hagner, star of Strangers, practices avant-garde couch sitting.

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Zoe Chao and Meredith Hagner who star in Mia Lidosky's Strangers.

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NYLON digital editor-in-chief, Gabrielle Korn.

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Lauren Paige in serious fire boots.

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Wallpaper game strong.

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As the first black female pro snowboarder Gabby Maiden, who has a part in Jill Soloway's I Love Dick, feels right at home.

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Model Davia Gomez flashing that trillion dollar smile.

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Artist Natalia Fabia will not be seen in public unless her purse matches her hair.

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Teri Gamble of Media Circus having the absolute time of her life.

Jemima Kirke in town for her new series Strangers.

Chloë.

Salma.

Keep an eye on Chanté Adams, who killed it as rapper Roxanne Shanté in Roxanne Roxanne.

Jason Schwartzman looks into the future (as it stands, it is not good).

Michelle Morgan, the writer, director, and star of L.A. Times, shows off her hidden talent, which involves balancing a goblet on her head.

Zoe Lister-Jones, writer, director, and star of Band Aid, giving her best "whatever" pose.

Band Aid star Adam Pally chews on a flower.

Angelique Cabral from Band Aid.