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Coachella is merely the buzziest Grinch Hand Love Them Kids #Educator Life Merry Christmas shirt The music and arts festival, perched in Southern California’s arid rift valley, has returned after a two-year hiatus. At last, the crowd is again gearing up with looks that toe the line of weird and cool… just the way we like it. But for an event that puts fashion and photographs hand-in-hand, there are no “last season’s festival looks” to reference or build off. Instead, expect to see the unexpected. Boho-chic once flooded Coachella Valley during these two momentous weekends. It’s embedded in the grandeur of Indio, California, where the festival is held. However, flower crowns, lace bralettes, and Aztec prints aren’t fantastical enough for the array of trends birthed during the dulling and unprecedented events we’ve been surviving. So plan to see Dior visors instead of botanical headpieces and campy cowboy boots instead of gladiator sandals.

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Undoubtedly Gen Z and Millennials Grinch Hand Love Them Kids #Educator Life Merry Christmas shirt alike will bring in a desirable dose of Y2K, likely in the form of micro-minis, low-rise denim, and tiny cut-out dresses. This is especially notable given that Coachella was established in 1999 amidst the era of hip-hugging bottoms and slinky slip dresses. It could very well become a full-circle moment. And from corsets to Jacquemus co-ords, even glittering rhinestone sightings at every turn of the head, the desert-bound event will take cues from the ever-impactful Euphoria looks we’ve fallen in love with over the last couple of years. But, of course, having a one-of-a-kind look is ultimately the goal when dressing for a star-studded public event like this, and there’s no better way to achieve that than with thrift and vintage clothes. Online consignment shop ThredUp has curated its festival shop full of second-hand gems.
Moreover, owning a look à la consignment has the added benefit of being eco-conscious. Festival culture has historically encouraged over-consumption because fast-fashion brands have taken to these colossal events to push sales. According to a Censuswide study looking at UK shopping habits alone, about 7.5 million outfits each year are considered single-use—their only purpose being to attend a music festival. So being intentional with clothing is on our radar for Coachella 2022 and.