Trends Spotted at Coachella 2019

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The
fashion at Californian music festival Coachella was as glamorous as the
festival itself. This event is considered to be one of the hottest tickets on
the festival and celebrity circuit for a number of reasons, fashion being one
of the most important ones. It was a delight to see the festival ground being converted
into a mini runway when revelers decided to put their best foot forward by
flaunting the latest trends at the stellar location.

The
attendees enjoyed watching the acts as they danced in densely packed crowds
shaking their fringed dresses, trimmed shorts, crochets and many more trends that
had everyone mesmerized. Even styling details like heavy glitter makeup, brightly
colored hair and bold lip colors were absolutely stunning.

Let us take a look at trends that dominated Coachella tents:
Tie Dye

The psychedelic
rainbow swirls are hippy and haute at the same and perfect for a music fest
that’s lit AF. Gigi Hadid posted a picture of herself in this cute tie dye
jacket that gives an extra edge to her sexy crop top and relaxed pants – just the
right thing for a day at Coachella.
Belt Bags

Love
them or hate them, bum/belt bags were spotted all over the music festival.
There seemed to be a style for everyone as celebrators must be wanting to keep
their hands free and up in the air while dancing to DJ Jauz’s cutesy Baby Shark.
Here’s Olivia Culpo looking super cute in her waist hugging accessory, isn’t
it?
Neon

What’s a better way to beam brighter on an already lit music festival? Fluorescents trickled down to SS 2019 from the previous season and they are here to stay for a reason. People embraced lime greens, bright yellows, flaming shades of orange and super-hot pinks at Coachella 2019, after all it’s a ‘place to be seen’. Can’t get over how hawt Kourtney Kardashian looks in that neon crop top and cycling shorts combo.
Cowboy boots and hat

These
hats and boots not only get instantly noticed but they make for utilitarian
fashion on Coachella grounds. Creativity, music and practical fashion, all
clubbed in one, how cool is that?