If you're anything like us on Who What Wear UK, your feeds have likely been inundated with content from Coachella 2026. And whilst we've had some serious FOMO from the weekend, one thing the festival always delivers on is beauty inspo—especially so for hair trends. And Hailey Bieber’s new Coachella haircut makes a compelling case for long layers as a defining summer hair trend.

We're used to seeing Hailey with short bob haircuts or mid-length hairstyles, but it seems she's embraced the longer lengths this year with long, waterfall layers that tumble from the shoulder down to her ends. And I'm obsessed.

These face-framing layers are a great way to add movement or update longer hairstyles without going for a big chop. They're still long enough to be tied back into a ponytail or bun, and they look just as good straightened as they do styled à la Rachel Green, just how Hailey wore hers this past weekend. All you need is a hot brush or thermal brush to twirl the ends inwards, or use a round brush and your hair dryer to create the flicky ends and '90s-inspired movement.

Hailey Bieber's longtime hairdresser Justine Marjan cut Hailey's waterfall layers for the festival, and I just know they're going to be a defining summer haircut trend over the next few months.

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The time has come. Hailey Bieber's beauty brand, Rhode, is releasing a limited-edition collaboration with her husband, Justin Bieber, timed with his upcoming Coachella performance. ICYMI, he's headlining the 2026 music festival, performing on 11 and 18 April in Indio, California. It might sound like something out of my millennial daydreams (yes, my Bieber fever is still going strong), but the brand just made it official by dropping a sneak peek at the three limited-edition products ahead of the 13 April launch. Keep scrolling to get your first look at the highly anticipated Rhode x The Biebers collaboration and join the waiting list.

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Whilst festival season is always slower off the mark on British soil, over in California, Coachella has begun. From its alternative rock and indie roots to its boho phase and influencer era, the Coachella aesthetic has been through a lot since the festival's first year in 1999. The late '00s and early-to-mid '10s saw flower crowns and body jewels saturate the desert landscape, but the past few years have ushered in a more stylish (and, in some ways, more relaxed) approach to festival dressing.

This year, after Chloé's big revival of boho chic, we predict a re-emergence of core "festival fashion" staples and a nod to the runway's newest trends. Guaranteeing excellent talent, a star-studded guest list and spectacular style, the two-weekend annual event promises a lot to get excited about.

Whether you're jetting off to experience it for yourself, or if, like me, you just want to live vicariously through some Coachella-worthy outfits, cut your planning time in half and read on to see the outfits I've whipped up that get the Coachella seal of approval.

WHAT TO WEAR TO COACHELLA—4 CHIC OUTFITS

1. Off-The-Shoulder Top + Cargo Pants + Clogs

Style Notes: If there's one thing we're seeing at Coachella this year, it's practicality with a side of polish. The off-the-shoulder top brings a romantic touch, but pairing it with slouchy cargo trousers keeps the look grounded (and pocket-friendly, literally). Add a chunky clog and suddenly you're festival-ready without trying too hard. It's giving cool-girl ease with a functional twist.

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2. Lace Top + Maxi Skirt + Flip Flops

Style Notes: Boho, but make it low-key. This year's take on the lace-and-maxi combo is more pared-back, less costume. A lace vest top layered over a bandeau or bikini top makes it feel fresh, while the breezy maxi skirt lets you float around the desert in style. Finish with classic flip-flops (yes, really—they're back) for that undone, 'just-threw-this-on' vibe.

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3. Midi Dress + Sandals + Shoulder Bag

Style Notes: Think less fringe and feathers, more 'quiet luxury in the desert.' This look takes a cue from Kendall Jenner, who showed up at the 818 event in a sleek midi and sandals—the kind of outfit that whispers cool rather than screams Coachella. With so many leaning into minimalist, classic silhouettes this year, it's clear: the clean-girl aesthetic has officially hit the festival scene.

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4. Boho Blouse + Mini Skirt + Cowboy Boots

Style Notes: Because some Coachella classics never die. The boho blouse is still going strong, but this year it's paired with a micro mini and finished with Western details—think cowboy boots and a matching hat. It's giving modern Daisy Jones with just enough nostalgia to feel fun, not forced. Ideal for when you want to channel your inner festival free-spirit (and protect your scalp at the same time).

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To most of us, a VIP wristband is the most luxurious accessory we could imagine wearing at a festival, however, the word "luxury" at Coachella doesn't mean hot showers and a flushing toilet. Coachella might not have the uncontrollable mud and flying pints of cider that define British music festivals, but even so, the sheer number of designer handbags at the festival this weekend was quite staggering.

In 2016 Lyst revealed to The Telegraph that the average UK Glastonbury shopper spends £165 on festival items—however that would only stretch to one pair of sunglasses for Coachella's fashion crowd who attend armed with as many outfit changes as Beyoncé had for her set. Aimee Song went to the site in a pair of £1000 Chloe Rylee boots and a £2200 Chanel plastic bag. Caro Daur wore an array of Dior handbags; Emily Ratajkowski carried a Prada raffia bag and Kate Bosworth wore crystal-encrusted Jimmy Choos. You can spot as many cult fashion buys here as you can at fashion month, and practicality isn't even a slight consideration. Keep scrolling to see some of the cult items we spotted at Coachella this weekend.

The Prada Bag

On Emily: LPA Dress (£127) and Prada Bag (£1990).

Total cost: £2117.

Emily Ratajkowski wore a raffia and leather Prada bag (a similar version is £1990) with a £127 white button-front dress by LPA.

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The £1000 Boots

On Aimee: Chloe Rylee Snake-Effect Leather Ankle Boots (£1095)

This season's cult boots are Chloé's Rylees, and Aimee Song wore a pair of multicolour snake-effect boots over the weekend. Wearing a £1000 pair of boots to a dusty field is about as impractical as it gets.

The £2000 Plastic Bag

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At festivals, most of us hide our money in secret pockets or pick a handbag that won't get ruined and is thief-proof—however, at Coachella this weekend Aimee Song wore a £2000 see-through plastic Chanel handbag that showed all her contents inside.

Dior Handbags

On Caro: Dior Saddlebag. 

Caroline Daur didn't just take one Dior bag with her to the desert—she posted pictures wearing three Dior handbags on her Instagram and one Balenciaga belt bag. That means her handbag wardrobe alone totalled £5000.

We told you… staggering.

Nestled within an ultra-glam corner of Palm Springs, Poppy Delevingne has just launched her latest collaborative collection with swimwear label Solid & Striped, hosting a chic party with American e-commerce giant Shopbop.com. Well, where better to showcase the picnic-blanket ginghams and blue-and-white colour palette of the new drop than in the glorious Californian sunshine?

Anyone acquainted with Poppy's Instagram account will know just how much of a jet-set glamazon she is. From private helicopter jaunts to a wedding marathon that spanned the globe, she is no stranger to packing up a suitcase for any given location—and looking mighty good when she gets there. As we type, she's already moved on from the West Coast down to Mexico…

So with the Bank Holiday weekend in sight, and perhaps an inkling to book a summer vacation, we thought it high time to catch up with the model and fashion oracle to get her top tips for travelling in style. Keep reading to find out Poppy Delevingne's tricks for assembling the best holiday wardrobe…

Poppy in her Solid & Striped swimsuit.

WHO WHAT WEAR UK: Are you a capsule packer when it comes to your holiday wardrobe? 

POPPY DELEVINGNE: I’m quite a chaotic packer, and I never usually think too much about it. I choose my favourite things, a mixture of high street and designer, then enjoy playing dress up when I get there.

WWW UK: Do you have a favourite suitcase? 

PD: Can I have two? Mulberry and Globe-Trotter. I love to mix 'n' match. 

WWW UK: What do you think is the vital thing about finding the right swimsuit? 

PD: For me, it's all about the fit. I need a swimsuit that I can do cartwheels in!

WWW UK: How would you describe the differences between your holiday and regular wardrobes? 

PD: On holiday, I never want anything too fussy. It's all about throwing something on and feeling sensational. The eyelet hooded robe from my collection with Solid & Striped does exactly this. When I'm working and going from city to city, I opt for pieces with more structure—I so appreciate beautiful tailoring nowadays. 

Poppy in maxi dress from her Solid & Striped collection.

WWW UK: What do you take on the plane as your survival kit?

PD: As soon as I get on the plane, no matter where I'm headed, I head straight to the bathroom and give myself a little mini-facial. I'll spend 10 minutes in there adding all the lotions and potions until I'm a slippery seal, and then I'll sit down and get to my e-mails. Sisley does an amazing hydration mask, and MV Organic does a beautiful rose water mist.

WWW UK: Do you have a place in the world wear you always feel happiest? And if so, what do you wear there?

PD: The English countryside with my husband, where I tend to wear his clothes or spend my entire time in the bath. I'm all about getting cozy.

WWW UK: Are there style no-nos that you embrace on holiday?

PD: For me, the beachier the hair, the better. I welcome beach hair with open arms on holiday. Au naturel is key.

Now shop Poppy's holiday look to take on your next vacay…

In terms of fashion retail, Coachella is very important—more important than you may think. According to eCommerce site Lyst.co.uk, this festival now signals the start of the summer season, where shoppers are already looking into new trends in April. Lyst has also seen a 30% increase in searches for Coachella-themed products this year compared to Coachella 2015 (and we’re only halfway through the festival.) Plus, it generates way more interest online than Glastonbury. Well, it is in Palm Springs.

But who of the high profile festival-goers make the biggest impact on your shopping baskets? Keep reading to see which A-listers have the most powerful influence on planet style…

According to Lyst's data, after Kendall Jenner wore Aquazurra's Tulum Gladiator Sandals (£458) they've experience a 110% increase in page views in just 48 hours.

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Taylor posted this accessorising memo onto Instagram, and sure enough, Lyst's searches for chokers have increased by 70% in the last three days.

Just like his mother, it appears that Brooklyn is now influencing fashion circles. Lyst say he is responsible for 15,000 new page views to the men’s Gucci florals selection over the weekend.

So there you have it! Who do you look to for style? We'd recommend heading over to ASOS to see their new-in festival edit.

It’s no secret that Coachella puts dibs on the festival trends first, what with it being months before the others and with that desert backdrop acting as a rather good catwalk. This year will be no different, of course, but according to our sources you'll need to swap out the floral garlands for something altogether cooler: A small neckerchief or bandana—tied with a V-shaped bib at the front—will not only add an element of style, but can also protect you from the dust storms that sporadically happen during the festival if you simply pull it up over your face!

This perfect Coachella accessory amps up any ensemble with just a simple tie around the neck. Whether you opt for a classic paisley, printed or graphic version of this neck scarf, you're sure to be on-trend and well-equipped, come one of the most fun weekends of the year, and beyond! Check out some of our favourites below.

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We'll be the first ones to admit that tie-dye is a tough print to pull off. Its carefree hippie associations—though nostalgic—can be difficult to incorporate into everyday life. However, as music festival season approaches we can't help but long for these bright and colourful bohemia pieces, which is why we did the legwork for you and rounded up stylish ways to wear tie-dye. Scroll through to see our picks!

Tuck a tie-dye jersey into a long skirt for a sophisticated take on the print.

Team your tie-dye with white tailoring for a clean contrast.

An unfussy kimono works well with summer's cami tops and sawn-off denim shorts.

Accessorize a tie-dye shift with a pair of slip-on sneakers.

Ground this hippy print with an army vest.

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Festival season is here and things are about to kick off with a fashionable bang on the dusty plains of Coachella. The event will no doubt be filled from stage-side to pool parties with style that screams of bohemia, and if you take fashion notes from the likes of Jane Birkin, Karen Carpenter and Stevie Nicks, then feast your eyes on Waiste Vintage. The British vintage store's Instagram is filled with inventory that does the job. The best part? A big chunk of the merchandise is incredibly affordable and curated to fulfil all of your vintage fashion dreams.

Keep scrolling to see and shop Waiste Vintage's Coachella-worthy pieces…

It's never too early to start getting excited for Coachella, and this year, we are starting the conversation with a list of the performers we cannot wait to see. One is Claire Boucher, or as you probably know her, Grimes. Besides her insane talent, energy, and incredible music, we are excited to see what she wears come performance day, since she has incredibly original style. Something that has not gone unnoticed by the fashion industry.

Grimes has been making a name for herself in stylish circles for a few years now. From being invited to sit front row at runway shows to attending the CFDA Awards in head-to-toe Proenza Schouler to performing at the Dior-hosted Guggenheim International Gala pre-party, she's no stranger to the upper echelons of the fashion world. With that, we decided to round up some inspirational and loveable Grimes fashion moments.

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Who are the other music girls you look to for inspiration? Let us know in the comments below…

In case you haven’t heard, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival kicks off today, meaning that hundreds of off-duty ladies 'n’ gents are flocking to Indio, Calif. to get their groupie on. Music festival lineups are still overwhelmingly male, but with each passing year, the female rocker presence seems to grow, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! To give these talented ladies the attention they deserve, we’ve rounded up the coolest chicks performing at this year’s festival.

Scroll down to study up on the flyest girls at Coachella this year, and, if you’re feeling inspired, shop some of their favourite styles, too!

WHO: Charlotte Kemp Muhl of The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger

WHAT: Kemp Muhl is in an avant-garde folk band with her boyfriend Sean Lennon (yes, the son of that Lennon and Yoko Ono). Listen to "Animals" to get the full, trippy gist.

WEAR: The musician favours '70s-inspired shapes and all things vintage. We could definitely see her rocking this vest or suede jacket.

WHO: Marina Lambrini Diamandis of Marina and the Diamonds

WHAT: Diamandis is the Welsh singer-songerwriter who fronts Marina and the Diamonds, an indie pop group. Check out the nostalgic video for her song "Immortal" to get a sense of her music style.

WEAR: The singer is often seen in retro styles with cartoonish elements. She'd love this swing dress or these cat-eye sunnies.

WHO: Lykke Li

WHAT: The Swedish songstress is known for a mix of upbeat electropop and heartbreaking ballads, all of which include a wide range of instruments from violins to African drums. Listen to "Get Some" and you'll be instantly hooked.

WEAR: Li prefers all things minimal and black. We can totally see her rocking this sleek vest with these slim trousers.

WHO: Annie Clark of St. Vincent

WHAT: Known for what some call "art rock," the multi-instrumentalist has performed with everyone from David Byrne to Sufjan Stevens. "Digital Witness" is her latest, super dance-y track.

WEAR: Clark lives in quirky mini-dresses. She'd love this little lace number or this adorable Miu Miu shift.

WHO: Azealia Banks

WHAT: The controversial rapper is known for bringing attention to issues like racism and misogyny, topics she doesn't shy away from in her music. "212," an ode to her hometown of NYC, shot her to instant stardom.

WEAR: Banks' style is hard to pin down, as she's always experimenting with prints, embellishment or sportswear. She would definitely love these Giuseppe Zanottis, or perhaps this beaded jacket.

WHO: Jenny Lewis

WHAT: Lewis originally fronted the indie rock band Rilo Kiley, and has since pursued a solo career with music that has a folk-ier vibe to it. Listen to her mellow single "Just One of the Guys," and check out the VERY special guests in the video.

WEAR: Lately Lewis has been seen rotating a host of cool suits, and we can totally see her in this classic white blazer paired with sleek pants.

WHO: Ryn Weaver

WHAT: Weaver shot to fame after her song "OctaHate" on Soundcloud went viral and garnered attention from industry figures like Charli XCX and the producer Benny Blanco, who she's now working with.

WEAR: The California-bred beauty loves a good '70s flare and is often spotted in frilly, high-collared tops. We suspect she'd dig these pants and this lace top.

WHO: Kimbra Lee Johnson, known as Kimbra

WHAT: The mixed-genre musician hails from New Zealand and cites everyone from Prince to Jeff Buckley as influences. "Settle Down" is one of her most popular tracks.

WEAR: Johnson prefers '50s pin-up girl shapes and styles, so she'd probably love these high-waist shorts or this A-line dress.

WHO: Tahliah Debrett Barnett, known as FKA Twigs

WHAT: Though she's in the news more lately due to her uber-famous beau, the singer's unique trip-hop tunes are worth an equal amount of attention. "Two Weeks" is her most popular song to date.

WEAR: Twigs has an exotic hippie aesthetic not easily found in contempoary stores. However, we could see her rocking this crystal headband or lace kimono.

WHO: Kiesa Rae Ellestad, known as Kiesza

WHAT: The deep house performer is very popular among the dance party set, and nightclubs love her. But her catchy single "Hideaway" managed to garner mainstream attention.

WEAR: Ellestad favours comfy skinny jeans and crop tops, so she'd probably live in this white pair and simple black top.

WHO: Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine

WHAT: As the lead vocalist of an indie rock band, Welch has leant her amazing yet haunting voice to some of our favourite tunes, including "Kiss with a Fist" and "You've Got the Love."

WEAR: Welch is like a modern day Janis Joplin, living in flowing floral dresses or '70s suits. These maxi dresses are right up her alley.

WHO: Julia Stone of Angus & Julia Stone

WHAT: As one half of the brother-sister duo that makes up her folk band, Stone works with her brother to craft uber-romantic, heartfelt lyrics that are perfect for falling in (our out of) love. Check out what we mean with "A Heartbreak."

WEAR: Julia is a big fan of dresses, both short and long, and often in lace. She'd probably love this crochet number, or perhaps this black drop-waist dress.

Which artist is your favourite? Share your thoughts in the comments, and be sure to check out ALL of our festival season content here!

Whether you’re gearing up for Coachella or are planning on attending another festival, today’s guide will help you make sure you’re packing all the stylish necessities. (Because let’s face it: you’re there for the fashion as much as the music.) Click through now to see the key pieces you’ll need to stand out from the crowd this festival season. 

Why do we love this dress? Well there’s the gorgeous dusty blush colour, awesome tie detail, and keyhole back. We could go on, but we think you get the point.

?Nasty Gal One Way Ticket Dress ($68)

Fedoras are to Coachella as sand is to the beach. This chapeau will add an understated element of colour to your outfit.

?ASOS Felt Fedora Hat ($38)

A romper is the ultimate no-fuss festival piece. It’s worth a little hassle in the restroom: trust us.

?Free People Walk to the Beat Crochet Romper ($78)

We’re obsessed with the new Luv AJ and Stone Cold Fox collaboration. Add this belt to almost any ensemble for an instantly festival-ready outfit.

?Luv AJ x Stone Cold Fox The Ramone Belt ($97)

You’ll look like one of fashion’s It-girls in this unbelievably cool two-piece set. In other words: just purchase it.

?Pixie Market Damask Midi Skirt Match Set ($52)

Fringe is the unofficial adornment of music festivals. Get on board the trim train with this embroidered kimono.

?River Island Coachella Kimono ($66) in Cream

From the vibrant jade green colour to the petite flask size, we’re completely enamoured with this cross-body bag.

?ASOS Leather Hip Flask Cross Body Bag ($85) in Jade

This ultimate festival top is light enough to wear while it’s hot during the day, but will also keep you warm through the night.

?BB Dakota Julina Sweater ($56)

At only $16, it wouldn’t be the end of the world if you got a couple grass stains on these geometric-print jogging pants.

?Forever 21 Hollywood Regency Joggers ($16) in Black/Cream

Cute enough to wear as a top, this bathing suit is perfect for Coachella pool parties.

?Made by Dawn High Neck Crop Top ($68) in Powder

Panels of lace take this breezy maxi dress from standard to stellar.

?Billabong Night Glow Dress ($70) in Black 

The sleeker cousin of the traditional two-strap Birkenstock feels especially fresh in white.

?Birkenstock Mayari Birko-Flor Sandal ($90) in Antique Lace

Pause for a minute on this unique belt. Sure, it’s a bold move, but imagine how it will transform a simple black tank dress.

?Express Fringed Buckle Belt ($30)

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?MINKPINK Tomboy Shorts ($80)

Forever 21 is truly upping their shoe game. Case in point: these classic low-cut ankle booties, revamped with zipper details.

Forever 21 Metal Moment Booties ($40) in Tan

Printed denim shorts with a lace-up detail? Yes, please.

?Billabong Lite Hearted Bandana Denim Shorts ($50)

This sheer white crop top reminds us of Rag & Bone’s S/S 14 runway in all the best ways.

?Nasty Gal Off the Grid Crop Top ($42)

A baseball hat is a tried and true classic, and the floral pattern on this one gives it a fashion-girl twist.

Forever 21 Floral Baseball Cap ($9) in Orange/Multi

Calling Alexa Chung fans: the Brit It-girl would totally wear this minimalist romper.

?Need Supply Co. Claudia Romper ($68)

Going for an Erin Wasson vibe? This armband will help you master the look.

?Free People Metal Upper Armband ($28)

Sun-bleached print dresses were made for swaying to your favourite band.

?Some Days Lovin Sky Map Tribal Dress ($70)

If you have to ask why a mirrored lens is a good idea at Coachella, then you clearly haven’t been before.

?Quay Asha Shades ($40)

Mission accomplished: we found the perfect little white lacy dress for under $70.

?Pixie Market Linda Summer Lace Dress ($62)

You’re there to dance your head off, right? Treat your overtaxed feet right with a comfortable pair of espadrilles.

Soludos Camo Original Espadrilles ($48)

This knit top has ‘90s babe written all over it. We’re not mad at that t-strap back, either.

?Ecote T-Back Sweater Bralette ($39)

A two-piece set is a sure way to make dressing a snap, as all of the work is already done for you.

?ASOS Reflective Palm Print Crop Top And Shorts ($75)

We’ve been dying to get our hands on this coin necklace ever since Erin Wasson layered it over a vintage tee in a Free People short film.

?Free People Long Coin Layering Necklace ($48)

Here’s why a bohemian long-sleeved top is pure genius: your arms stay protected from the sun and the breezy cut will keep you cool.

?Billabong I Heart This Top ($50)

Feminine yet bohemian, this darling lightweight dress is ideal for braving the hot desert sun.

?Mango Ruffled Skirt Dress ($60)

This fringe cross-body bag was made for music festivals, but its on-trend bucket shape guarantees you’ll still be wearing it for months to come.

?Zara Combined Leather and Suede Bucket Bag ($100)

Nothing says laid-back cool like a pair of overalls.

Free People Washed Denim Overalls ($98)

Dash from the Main Stage to the Sahara Tent in style with these blush pink sneakers.

?Steve Madden Ecentric Pony Hair Flats ($100)

Not a cutoffs girl? Try this equally chic pair of black ripped bermudas.

?Volcom Savage Womens Skinny Denim Bermuda Shorts ($45)

We’re so in to the ‘90s neckline right now.

?Pins and Neddles Smocked Cropped Halter Top ($39)

Sporty, stylish, and comfortable too! These sandals will keep your feet happy all day long.

?Jeffrey Campbell Adler Flatbed Sandals ($100)

Set the sartorial standard this festival season with this printed two-piece set.

JOA Printed Top And Shorts ($92) 

Throw on this flirty crop top with jean shorts and a pair of ankle boots for a coquette in cutoffs vibe.

?Reformation Monaco Top ($98)

We’re suckers for versatility—this simple bauble can be layered with other necklaces, worn alone, or even wrapped around your wrist.

?Raven and Lily Alem Triangle Tassle Necklace ($26)

Reason #57 why a backpack is the ideal bag: You can’t wave your hands in the air if you’re clutching your purse.

?Baggu Recycled Canvas Backpack ($42)

You’re sure to stand out in any crowd if you wear this bright blue tank. Plus, have you seen the open back? Colour us smitten.

Free People One Fly Away Tank ($68)

These sunnies are perfect for everyday wear, but will also fit flawlessly into your Coachella wardrobe.

?H&M Sunglasses ($8)

Forget looking like everyone else—this turban guarantees you won’t be just another girl in the crowd.

?Namrata Joshipura Beaded Patterned Turban Headband ($40)

Quiz: What's Your Festival Style?