Coachella is back again with theatrical outfits better than ever. Here is a summary of some of the standout celebrity outfits from this year’s Coachella.

Tyla: Tyla’s Coachella 2025 debut was pure Y2K fantasy meets modern edge—undeniably one of the standout style moments of the festival. She stepped onto the stage in a sizzling, archival Dolce & Gabbana ensemble from the Spring 2000 collection that channeled early-2000s club culture with a luxe, rebellious twist.

Her look was built around a gold crystal-embellished bra top layered under a white tank top tied at the bust, adding a casual, almost DIY touch that made it feel effortlessly cool. Paired with it was a brocade mini skirt in deep red with gilded floral embroidery, finished off with black fringe trimming for that sultry sway as she danced.

But Tyla didn’t stop at nostalgia. She amped it up with shredded, oversized fishnet tights—distressed to perfection—and lace-up heeled boots from Burju, which added an underground energy to the look. Accessories came courtesy of Pandora, where she flexed shimmering 14k white gold earrings, stacked bangles, rings, and a tiny shark tooth charm—a subtle nod to her “Water” era.

Ravyn Lenae: Ravyn Lenae’s Coachella 2025 look was a celestial blend of futurism and romance—otherworldly yet grounded in serious fashion chops. She wore a sculptural, ivory-toned ensemble by Dion Lee, known for its architectural silhouettes and deconstructed tailoring.

Her top was a cropped, structured leather jacket with exaggerated shoulders and elongated sleeves that flared slightly at the wrists, tied with delicate straps. Beneath it, she revealed a sheer corset bodice with defined boning, a signature Dion Lee move that married softness with edge. The way it peeked out added an element of intimacy, like armour turning into second skin.

She paired it with a deconstructed silk skirt, soft, flowing, and slightly asymmetrical, grazing just below the knee with visible ruched side panels. The hem had raw, frayed detailing that added texture and motion as she performed.

The standout piece? Her Rick Owens lace-up boots. High-knee, platform-heavy, and unapologetically dramatic, they grounded the look with that unmistakable Owens silhouette—post-apocalyptic but polished.

ENHYPEN: ENHYPEN’s outfits blended Prada’s luxury tailoring with a gritty, Americana aesthetic made festival-ready. The group stepped out in matching ensembles built around denim-on-denim silhouettes but with high-fashion precision. Think: wide-leg carpenter jeans with exaggerated pockets, paired with sharp-cut denim vests and jackets, all elevated by metallic studs, contrast stitching, and sleek silhouettes that screamed runway cowboy.

Each piece was custom-made to reflect their group identity while giving each member an individual flair—sleeveless vests on some, cropped jackets on others, and perfectly tucked tanks layered underneath. The looks were finished with thick leather belts, Prada hardware details, and hints of western-inspired accessorising like boots and scarves tied on belt loops. It was classic Coachella with a luxury twist.

LADY GAGA: Lady Gaga’s return to the Coachella stage in 2025 was nothing short of a fashion statement — and a love letter to one of fashion’s greats. She opened her set in a custom Alexander McQueen ensemble that was dramatic, theatrical, and emotionally charged, perfectly channeling the spirit of the late designer.

The look was centered around a corseted bodice, structured with an almost armor-like precision, covered in baroque gold embroidery and tiny pearl accents that shimmered under the stage lights. Her sleeves flared dramatically — off-the-shoulder and ruched with sculptural volume — giving her the silhouette of a 21st-century gothic queen.

She also wore a custom creation by Dilara Findikoglu, which has a huge hoop skirt reminiscent of Tudor-era fashion and measures several feet in diameter. The bodice is tightly corseted, emphasising Gaga’s form, and is accented with dramatic puffed sleeves that contribute to the theatrical feel. The outfit’s deep red tint adds to its regal and dramatic style, which complements the dark, immersive elements of her Coachella 2025 performance.

Harry Styles: Harry Styles made a striking appearance at Coachella 2025 in a bold and glamorous Gucci rainbow sequin jumpsuit. The sleeveless, form-fitting design featured a plunging V-neckline, adding a touch of daring elegance to his look. To complete the ensemble, Harry paired it with a black feathery coat that added dramatic flair and heeled loafers for a bit of height. His accessories included chunky rings, a cross necklace, and a signature banana pendant—brought a playful and unique vibe to the outfit. The vibrant, show-stopping jumpsuit, combined with his effortlessly cool attitude, made Harry’s style a standout moment at the festival.

The Rose: South Korean indie rock band The Rose captivated audiences not only with their soulful melodies but also with their distinctive fashion choices. Each member showcased a unique style that blended modern trends with classic elements, reflecting their individual personalities and the band’s cohesive aesthetic.

Woo-sung went for a cool rocker vibe with a black leather jacket, a white shirt, and distressed jeans—simple but full of edge. Do-joon leaned into a cleaner, dressier style with a tailored blazer and subtle patterns, giving off effortlessly classy energy. Ha-joon kept it chill and cozy in an oversized sweater and cargo pants, perfect for the laid-back festival mood. Jae-hyeong mixed vintage and modern pieces, rocking a denim jacket and combat boots for a slightly grungier feel.

XG: At Coachella 2025, Japanese girl group XG made a memorable debut, not only as the sole Japanese act in the lineup but also with their striking fashion choices. The seven-member ensemble—JURIN, CHISA, HINATA, HARVEY, JURIA, MAYA, and COCONA—took the stage in custom outfits designed by the avant-garde brand WinsowSen, known for its fusion of futuristic aesthetics and streetwear influences.​

Each member’s attire showcased a unique blend of bold silhouettes and innovative materials, reflecting both the group’s dynamic energy and WinsowSen’s signature style. The ensembles featured asymmetrical cuts, metallic accents, and layered textures, creating a visually captivating performance that resonated with the festival’s eclectic spirit.​

XG’s fashion-forward appearance at Coachella not only highlighted their musical prowess but also solidified their status as global trendsetters, seamlessly merging J-pop sensibilities with cutting-edge design. Altogether, their outfits were a perfect reflection of their sound—emotional, modern, and just the right amount of rebellious.

Lisa: BLACKPINK’s Lisa lit up the Coachella 2025 stage—literally and figuratively—in a jaw-dropping red futuristic suit designed by Asher Levine. Known for pushing the boundaries between fashion and technology, Levine delivered a custom piece that matched Lisa’s powerhouse energy and futuristic vision.

The suit featured sharp, angular cuts and structured shoulders, creating a bold silhouette that looked straight out of a sci-fi movie. Accented with metallic hardware and sleek paneling, the outfit shimmered under the lights, giving her performance an extra layer of high-impact drama. But the real showstopper? Built-in LED elements that glowed and pulsed with the music, transforming Lisa into a living light show.