La Bella Coachella

The fashion tribes gathered once again this Easter, in their glitter and glory, turning the festival fields of Coachella into a  colourful catwalk, to see and be seen. Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was as spectacular as ever this year and kicks off the start of festival season with an almighty fashion bang! With a musical lineup as eclectic as the outfits,  Coachella is a real feast for the senses. This year’s artists included Tame Impala, Weezer, The 1975, Aphex Twin, Billie Eilish, South Korean girl group BLACKPINK, Kanye West and his sunday service, Donald Glover, Deep dish, Christine and the Queens, Maggie Rogers, Jaden Smith (with an appearance from his dad Will) and headliner Ariana Grande who also brought out special guests to the stage including the return of Justin Bieber! But of course, Coachella is more than just the music and we’re all just as interested in what they wore as much as what they listened to!

From bohemian babes to latex lovers, Hipsters, glamsters, punk and grunge…

Here are some of the best Coachella 2019 outfits

 

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It was that time of the year again when festival-goers came together in the California desert to enjoy the atmosphere, see some bands, and show off their individual, and often far out, style.

Coachella saw more than 100,000 people attend the 2-week celebration and was commended this year for its diversity. Queen Bey spoke to the crowd at the end of her set; “thank you Coachella for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline”. Her virtual crown stayed put even after a fall whilst performing with her sister, Solange.

In other news Ariana Grande made a surprise appearance at the festival, singing her new powerful song, ‘No Tears Left to Cry’. Marilyn Manson joined rock band X Japan to perform an Eurythmics cover. Other artists performing included Dreams, a band featuring Silverchair singer Daniel Johns, melodic rockstar St Vincent, ethereal folk band First Aid Kit, Californian sisters Haim, funk-pop comeback kid Jamiroquai, electronic rock band Pvris, and indie folksters Fleet Foxes.

Here’s our edit of some of the amazing celebrity and boho street style looks that have inspired us at The Stellar Boutique:

Model Winnie Harlow

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Actress and activist Emma Watson

A festival goer

‘Stranger Things’ actress, Natalia Dyer

A festival goer

Actress and record label owner, Bella Thorne

A festival goer

Lifestyle blogger Xenia van der Wooden

A festival goer

Singer Charli XCX

A festival goer

Model Alessandra Ambrosio

What a stylish bunch!

Coachella – fashion tribe or music vibe?

So Coachella has come to an end and, once again, kick starts the festival trends for the summer ahead! With an A-list line up of artists including Guns n Roses, LCD Soundsystem, The Kills, Bat For Lashes, The Last Shadow Puppets and DJ’s Sasha and John Digweed (the list goes on), the music alone is enough to give you festival envy. But still, rightly or wrongly so (I can’t decide), it seems to be the revellers fashion choices that attracts the most attention, side tracking from the music, Coachella has become more infamous as a festival fashion parade!

Coachella is the closest thing the USA has to the UK’s ultimate music festival Glastonbury, the only thing that’s guaranteed to be better is the weather!! So with that in mind, celebrities and festival goers alike can really make the most of showing off their summer style. BohemianHippie (with an added dose of sex appeal) seems to be the unwritten dress code. Long floaty dresses, grunge rock Tees, denim cut-off’s, floppy hats, coin jewellery, 70’s flares, Janis Joplin style sunnies, tassels, lace, crochet, tie-dye, and flower child head dresses are the apparent uniform!

Think ‘contrived Woodstock’ and you’ll get the idea!

My only hope is that these fashion concious beauties forget the fashion show and really get down and dirty to enjoy the music as the sun goes down! That’s really what it’s about after all!

Having said that, I can’t help but love some of the festival style on show each year at Coachella, so here’s a look at some of the best of 2016’s fashion tribe…..

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Now, fashion show aside, here are a few of my fave pics from Coachella that remind us of why music festivals are so damn special! That feeling of freedom and ‘anything goes’, the electric energy and a vibe of ‘oneness’ that can’t be beaten no matter what you’re wearing!

 

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Coachella

The festival season is upon us and with it comes a fresh wave of boho, hippie and grunge-inspired styles and ideas for the summer ahead. As we all know, music festivals aren’t just about the music; fashion and music remain as undeniably entwined as ever. Festivals offer us the freedom to express ourselves, outside of everyday life. Shrouded in that refreshingly infectious  ‘anything goes’ atmosphere, they are a haven for exciting, interesting and daring fashion statements which give the nod to almost every genre out there!

Kicking off 2013’s ‘bigger’ festivals this year; Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, where people from around the world gathered in California to disco in the desert. Aside from pertaining to an excellent musical line-up this year (Blur, The Stone Roses, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, New Order….. the envy-inducing list goes on), the Coachella Festival has also been highly-esteemed as one of the “most fashionable” music festivals around. So, if like me, you were not lucky enough to attend this year, let us grasp some summer inspiration from the following photos of this year’s festival-goers…..

Bat For Lashes singer, Natasha Khan

UK Model, Agyness Deyn

Canadian-born musician, Grimes

Designer, Amber Kekich Purlin

Lead singer of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Karen O

Kate Bosworth, Rita Ora, Katy Perry and Diane Kruger

If these have left you green with envy, don’t worry, not everyone came off so well………Click on the below link to see the hilarious clip of the Coachella fans, so hip they like bands that don’t even exist!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGvxfKqgZEc

Festival Fashions of 2011

With festival season fast approaching, look for covetable pieces suitable for fashion savvy music lovers!

Think 70s bohemia with flowing maxi dresses, floral headbands and denim shorts. Whilst wellies, oversized sunglasses and raincoats remain festival essentials.

By day, take inspiration from the original festival fashions of the Seventies and keep the look effortless with loose-fitting cottons, crochet and easy hanging fringing as perceived by Gucci and Roberto Cavalli.

By night, propose Studio 54 allure with shorts in lavish materials and flowers in your hair, as seen at Dior and Marc Jacobs.

Take to a vintage feel in regards to eyewear; pursue gargantuan glasses at MaxMara with the crayola bright and lively offerings from Prada and Fendi.

Isabel Lucas at Coachella - Layering with a twist.
Daring sheer shirts and Denim at Coachella.
Florals and a festival beauty regime at Fendi.
Alessandra Ambrossia at Coachella - Endless Vintage styling.
Alexa Chung at Coachella - An Autumnal crushed velvet dress with a quilted Chanel bag.
Working 70s Bohemia Chic at Coachella.
At Coachella - Chambray and Denim.
Eliza Doolittle at Coachella - Energetic and Californian Girl.
Graceful and Effortless festival hair at Erdem.
Practical, andogynous and dishevelled at Coachella.