Best Celebrity Outfits at Coachella 2022

Published on April 18, 2022

Kim Kardashian, Harry Styles, Vanessa Hudgens, and other celebrities wore bucket hats, waistcoat clothing, and their finest fashion sense to the Coachella Music Festival in the California desert.

Festival fashion is poised to steal the spotlight.

Weekend one of the 2022 Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California, has concluded. While thousands of festivalgoers are screaming for a nap and a chance to relax their legs after three days of partying and dancing, others are curious about one thing in particular: What were the stars wearing?

E! News scoured the festival grounds, social media, and the trendiest parties from April 15 to April 17 to see what the biggest stars in Hollywood wore from head to toe. Let’s just say they didn’t let us down.

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“It’s a festival of music and the arts. It’s almost as if it’s Halloween “Scheana Shay of Vanderpump Rules spoke to E! News from Rolling Stone Live presented by Meta’s pool party. “You are free to wear whatever you choose, and no one will condemn you.”

That’s not to suggest the stars don’t consider their options. When it comes to selecting clothing for the weekend, veterans like Ava Phillippe have a thought process.

“The heat is the first thing that comes to mind. How hot would it be, and what should I wear all day? “She told E! News about it during The Zoe Report’s ZOEasis in the Desert. “What am I going to feel at ease in? What will not be too revealing for me? I also think boho, light hues, and then I put my own little flare to it, such as a studded belt or a charming shoe, and truly appreciate what I’m wearing.”

Whatever concert you’re going to this summer, the looks below may inspire you to get creative, take a chance, and have some fun. Remember what Vanessa Hudgens told E! News prior to her Coachella 2022 experience?

“Embrace and honor yourself and your taste, and then move from there,” said the Caliwater co-founder to E! News. “And, to be honest, it’s a festival. You’re going to be in the mud, so don’t get too carried away.”