What Celebrities Wore to Coachella 2026

At the Palm Springs music and fashion collided in full force for Coachella 2026. While headliners like Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter drew massive crowds at the main stage, and the Kardashian family dominated with multiple high-profile activations—alongside standout brand moments like the YSL Beauty Drive-Through pre-party—it was ultimately the fashion that stole the spotlight.

Long considered ground zero for flower crowns, boho chic, and cowboy style, Coachella’s first weekend saw a refreshing shift when it came to celebrity fashion as most of them leaned into reinvention, reworking the festival’s signature aesthetic with a modern edge. Still, nostalgia lingered in the air, as the iconic 2016 boho style made a noticeable comeback with delicate lace, swaying fringe, and, of course, the ever-present cowboy boots.

Hailey Bieber was considered the first lady of Coachella this year, with her husband headlining night two, Hailey pulled up to her Rhode World pop-up in a 1998 Christian Dior slip dress in a sunny yellow with a fuchsia. She elevated the look with a pair of sky blue, thick-strapped mules.

As for the Jenner sisters, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner embraced contrasting aesthetics this year—yet still managed to strike a coordinated note for Kendall’s brand event. Kendall leaned into an effortless, all-American cool, styling a white cropped tank with cuffed Levi's shorts, finished with a navy cap and a delicate silver teardrop necklace.

Kylie, on the other hand, opted for a more glamorous, Y2K-infused direction. She wore a white long-sleeved crop top in a sheer fabric, elevated by flounced trim and—details that nodded distinctly to early 2000s fashion. She carried the throwback mood through with light-wash jeans and a silver belly chain.

Award season may be behind us, but Teyana Taylor proved that red carpet glamour has a place in the desert. The Oscar nominee brought full A-list energy to the festival grounds, turning heads in an embellished netted dress layered over a sheer gray bodysuit. Yet it was her accessories that truly elevated the look—most notably a pair of intricate, otherworldly Schiaparelli sunglasses that felt equal parts surreal and sculptural.

Emma Roberts embraced a “practical meets peekaboo” aesthetic. The actress grounded her outfit with a classic black jacket and sturdy boots, layering them over lace-trimmed silk shorts that leaned heavily into lingerie-inspired styling.

Channeling her signature Y2K-meets-gla, Paris Hilton made a bold appearance in a corset-inspired top by Von Dutch. Crafted from a patchwork of contrasting fabrics. She paired it with a standout skirt from Sew Bardi, designed with layered, deconstructed fabrics in vibrant yellow, electric blue, and black.

Meanwhile, Katy Perry, who attended alongside her politician partner, embraced a more relaxed Coachella approach. The singer kept things effortlessly casual in shorts, a slogan-printed white T-shirt, and boots.

Appearing as a surprise guest during Swae Lee’s performance, Jhené Aiko embraced a laid-back, Y2K-inspired aesthetic with a touch of bohemian edge. She styled oversized, distressed denim with visible layered detailing, pairing it with a fitted off-the-shoulder top that revealed a structured bra underneath for a subtle peekaboo effect. Finished with slouchy boots, delicate jewelry, and a silk headscarf, the look was effortless yet cool.

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