We’re just one day away from Weekend 1 of Coachella (April 10 – 12), where music lovers will gather in Indio, California to dance the days and nights away with Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Karol G, and more of our favorite artists. So if you’ve secured a ticket, but don’t have your festival outfits planned yet, we’re here to help. Coachella outfits are some of the most eccentric, Pinterest-worthy looks you’ll likely ever wear, but you can truly make them fit your personal style and music taste.

Want to channel a western cowgirl or bohemian babe for the desert setting? Looking for something a bit punchier for the rave tents or rock performances? Feeling bright and glittery? There are so many aesthetics you can try for a music festival, so we’re offering inspiration (and product recommendations).

From matching sets, denim trends, and graphic tees to headscarves, combat boots, and statement sunglasses, there are tried-and-true festival fashion staples (and packing essentials, like earplugs and bandanas) that you’ll want to have in your arsenal.

So, whether you’re looking for last-minute Coachella outfits and quick-to-ship Amazon finds for Weekend 1, cementing your Weekend 2 look (April 17 – 19), or planning ahead for the rest of festival season, read on to cart up your favorite pieces and build a statement-making look.

Whether you’re tuned into country artists or not, the western aesthetic has become synonymous with music festival style. From cowboy boots and hats to double-denim and suede fringe, cowgirl staples are a tried-and-true way to dress up for festivals. Stick to a denim matching set or mix in crochet pants or a suede jacket to break up the look. Then throw on a bandana or cow print handkerchief as an accessory that can double as a face mask to keep the dirt and dust away.

If you’re going to Coachella to see The Strokes, Iggy Pop, and Interpol, you’ll need a rockstar-worthy outfit for these rock-heavy performances. To look edgy and effortlessly cool, grab outfit staples like leather jackets, combat boots, and Addison Rae-approved Lucky Brand denim shorts. We’re loving studded styles across clothing and accessories for a punk touch. And adding a graphic tee or merch from your favorite band is the perfect finishing touch to celebrate their music.

Get a blend of OG Woodstock style and mid-aughts Vanessa Hudgens vibes by pairing flowy pieces with tons of accessories to make you feel and look like a whimsical hippie or fairy. For this nostalgic-heavy aesthetic, look for vintage-inspired pieces (if you don’t have the time to go thrift shopping) in more earthy tones with tons of texture. Think: ruffles, lace, mesh, and crochet. And you can’t go wrong with motifs like paisley and florals.

If you’re hoping to spend most of your time in the Yuma and Sonora tents dancing to DJs and transcending into the rave experience, then you should opt for moody or neon styles — as long as they’re super comfortable. To ensure you can dance the days away, check out the official Coachella x Loops earplugs to protect your ears, wear a funky pair of shades to take reprieve from strobe lights, slip into chunky platform sneakers that won’t make your feet instantly hurt, and — again, if you don’t have time to make your own — buy a pack of Kandi bracelets to swap with strangers.

Even though Coachella is set in the desert, you can still manifest mermaid vibes through your outfit. We promise you’ll want to stay as cool, ethereal, and breezy as possible in the 90-degree temps. It’s the perfect excuse to break out your favorite swimwear to wear under crochet, netted, or mesh layers (like coverups). Opt for bright colors and patterns as well as shimmery, iridescent accessories to get the mermaid effect. A pair of jelly flats are also a better alternative to backless, toes-out sandals.

If you really like making a celebratory statement with your outfits (or just love headliner Sabrina Carpenter’s aesthetic), consider a ‘70s-era disco moment. For this vibe, you can either go for high-shine fabrics, sequins, and metallic colors, or try psychedelic prints and bug-eye sunglasses. While a full-on jumpsuit may not be the easiest or breeziest style for a festival, you can still wear bedazzled maxi dresses, patterned rompers, and sparkly hot pants to get the disco effect.

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Amongst all the intriguing brand partnerships fighting for our attention, the Adidas Originals x Asos collaboration should definitely be on your radar for spring dressing. Athletic heritage brand Adidas and trend-focused retailer Asos have teamed up for the third time on an elevated athleisure collection that ties to spring’s biggest trends. For the first time ever, it will be available to shop in the United States.

From windbreakers and tech jackets and statement sneakers taking over runways to the World Cup quickly approaching this summer, it’s safe to say that our sporty fashion era is here to stay. And this collaboration is ready to dress you for it.

The 27-piece womenswear collection, exclusively available on Asos.com, features matching sets (like the Adidas Firebird Track Suit) and bold outerwear. Picture the fashion-forward attitude of Asos marrying the athlete-approved flair of Adidas.

So, what makes these athleisure pieces so special? Well, Adidas’ signature 3-Stripes design has been paired with fun patterns like polka dots, unexpected fabrics, and trending silhouettes. Voluminous balloon pants are up for grabs along with coordinating funnel neck jackets. And two piece sets are reimagined with peplum details and unexpected pinstripes.

Beyond tracksuit separates and windbreakers, the collection also features sporty takes on mini skirts, button-front tops, and trench coats to fill out your spring wardrobe. And with the pieces ranging between $50 and $160, you may just want to build a head-to-toe outfit.

“This third collection moves the Adidas Originals x Asos collaboration into a more expressive space, with elevated textures and sharper styling,” said Vanessa Spence, executive vice president of brand and creative at Asos. “With the expansion into the U.S. market, we are able to invite even more people to embrace the collection and make it their own.”

So, if you want to make these styles your own for weekend strolls, casual Fridays, sports watch parties, and more, preview the collection now to plan and purchase as soon as the much-anticipated collection goes on sale on April 16 online and on the ASOS app. 

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It’s officially spring and as the saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers,” which means bouts of rain and unpredictable weather are almost inevitable. However, at the risk of getting blasted with a chill or caught in a sudden downpour, this is around the time that most people throw practicality out the window and begin reaching for those more playful pieces they had packed away. But with the spring 2026 runway trends as proof, that post-winter clarity often leads to some really fun collections that won’t make you choose between whimsy and function.

From designers like Stella McCartney and Tom Ford incorporating lingerie-inspired designs into their Spring/Summer 2026 collections, to Loewe and Fendi putting their own spin on the oversized windbreaker that looks like it was plucked right out of the ‘90s, the fashion set is all about experimenting with different proportions and details. It’s why divisive pieces like capris are also having a moment, as they can be worn, in legging form, from Pilates to brunch with ease. There’s this undeniable push to get people to think outside the box and from the looks of the trends that are going to be everywhere this spring, it’s working like a charm.

Continue ahead for a breakdown of the seven unconventional spring 2026 fashion trends that are set to dominate this season — across dresses, jacket, and aesthetics — along with a curated selection of shoppable finds to help you get ahead of the masses.

Putting together an outfit that’s worthy of praise requires you to think a little outside the box, which includes taking your intimates beyond the bedroom. Although this trend can seem a bit daunting at first, it’s really as simple as throwing a mesh slip skirt over a pair of statement tights or pairing a lacy camisole top with jeans, per the Stella McCartney Spring/Summer 2026 runway. You can even take a page out of Hailey Bieber’s book with a negligee-inspired lace dress for date night. Of course, there are levels to embracing this trend, so if you want something advanced, try a “more is more” approach with strategic layering à la No. 21 styling.

Functional fashion for spring isn’t necessarily groundbreaking. But the way the style set is dressing them up feels refreshing, and the powerhouse brands such as Saint Laurent, Fendi, and Miu Miu throwing their hats into the ring are the official stamp of approval. Blending the worlds of gorpcore and fashion, weather-resistant designer jackets are all over the runway (and For You pages, too). Embrace the trend IRL by introducing oversized pieces with funnel collars in retro color combinations into your everyday lineup this season.

Regardless of how you feel about pedal pushers (aka capris), the controversial pant length is undoubtedly having a moment for Spring 2026. If you need proof, just look at the Versace and Rabanne runways. Not only are they a stylish alternative to Bermudas, the refined silhouette is quite versatile, which means you can wear them a bunch of different ways. Take cues from Magda Butrym and Sandy Liang by opting for sheer or lace styles that you can layer for a more dynamic look.

There’s just something about a polo top that makes it so fitting for spring, and it seems most designers are in agreement. Smart and stylish, they’re versatile enough to be layered under sweaters or with midi skirts in a uniform fashion that’s reminiscent of the Tory Burch runway. But they can also be worn by themselves with the same ease as your favorite t-shirts. Try experimenting with fabrics and fits if it feels too buttoned-up. You may even consider a polo dress, as seen in Christopher John Rogers’s Spring 2026 collection. 

Terrycloth fabrics scream warmer weather, as does a wrap-front strapless dress that looks like a towel you’ve wrapped around your body post-shower. Loewe and Christopher Esber took a literal approach for spring, whereas COS offered up a sartorial option with shoulder straps that can tuck inside when you want to bare a little more skin. Whereas punchier styles like Spanish designer Juan Vidal’s floral-print dress (with beach towel vibes) are worth throwing in your suitcase for tropical vacations.

From camo pants to trending graphic tees at Brandy Melville, it seems like everywhere we look there are vintage, military-inspired details infiltrating the fashion market and this spring, you can add double-breasted Napoleon jackets to the list. A 2006 staple with a column of buttons down the front, it has a gothic vibe that instantly makes even the simplest of outfits feel edgier. Take styling cues from Ann Demeulemeester, McQueen, and Johanna Ortiz, by opting for jackets in rich fabrics like leather or structured cotton and crepe material.

The rumors are true, 2016 fashion is back and as someone with boots on the ground during this era, the resurgence of shapeless shift dresses was inevitable. Although structured minis as seen on the runway at Marc Jacobs, Sacai, and Hodakova reigned supreme, don’t be afraid to try a midi or floor-sweeping maxi, made from linen, instead. (Pro tip: Consider grabbing printed pieces that will double as neutrals in your closet, like plaid, stripes, or animal prints.)

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