Coachella 2025: All The Best Fashion Moments from the Stage
Loud and unapologetic
As with past years, Coachella’s Weekend One delivered the usual spectacle—viral performances, influencer overload, and a heatwave of statement style. The music may have faded (for now), but the fashion was loud and proud. As we count down to Weekend Two, we’re hitting pause to spotlight the performers who didn’t just bring the energy but also the wardrobes that had everyone talking.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga raised the stakes on the first night, delivering drama with every outfit. She opened the show in a custom red velvet creation by Samuel Lewis and Athena Lawton, inspired by Thierry Mugler’s ‘Macbeth’ costume and a 17th-century portrait, immediately setting a theatrical tone.
The New York-born superstar continued to captivate with an array of unforgettable looks, from a wolf-patterned catsuit by Marni to a sultry minidress by Lewis and Seth Pratt. Our favourite outfit? The custom Dilara Findikoglu dress, paired with metallic armour, a helmet, and crutches by Spanish artist Manuel Albarran—a moment of fashion and performance that only Gaga could pull off.
Lisa
Another standout from the first night was Lisa, who stunned with multiple outfit changes during her set. She opened in a 3D reptilian bodysuit by Asher Levine, then switched gears with a custom Hello Kitty look by GCDS. Next came a sheer, glowing catsuit—also by Levine—decorated with 3D-printed tendrils in blue and black. For the finale, Lisa capped it all off with an electrifying red star-shaped top by Michael Schmidt Studio and a tight-fitting short with stacked belts by Zana Bayne, closing her performance on a high note.
Tyla
Tyla’s Coachella debut was Y2K done right! The South African singer and songwriter resurrected Dolce & Gabbana’s SS00 runway in a crystal mesh bra and a glass-fringed jacquard skirt—layered with a suede fringe jacket and cotton ribbed tank.
Marina
True to her playful style, Marina turned heads in a custom Erik Charlotte design—a hand-dyed satin corset with intricate signature brocade and a fluffy taffeta bubble skirt. The entire outfit was created from scratch in just 72 hours—talk about a whirlwind of creativity!
Benson Boone
When Benson Boone steps out, it’s always a show—and his two custom Dolce & Gabbana looks for Coachella were no exception. First, he rocked a white sleeveless jacket and matching wide-leg trousers, finished with gold buckles and a heart-shaped belt. Later, he changed into a printed bodysuit, crystal-studded flared pants, and a velvet cape with a faux-fur train trailing behind him. A deep V-neck and silver-hardware belt upped the drama as he belted out ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ with the legendary Brian May.
Enhypen
K-pop group Enhypen were dressed head to toe in Prada. Heeseung, Jake, Sunghoon, and Ni-Ki embraced an edgy denim-on-denim look, with jackets adorned in rhinestones and leather accents. Meanwhile, Jay, Jungwon, and Sunoo sported two-toned Western shirts studded with rhinestones.
Jennie
On the third day of Coachella, Jennie commanded the Outdoor Stage in a crimson leather set by Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika—structured jacket, bra, and mini shorts included. The Blackpink star also opted for a high-shine patent coat by Kim Shui Studio to elevate the look, mixing edgy vibes with modern sophistication.
Addison Rae
Addison Rae surprised the crowd during Arca’s performance, taking the stage to sing ‘Aquamarine’ in a sheer maxi dress by none other than Chloé. The flowing sleeves and layered skirt effortlessly captured the boho-chic vibe.
XG
XG, the Japanese girl group, has undoubtedly impressed with their costume choices this year. Their opening look featured a custom snakeskin jumpsuit, paired with striking red gloves, while their second look took a bold leap into the cosmos with futuristic, space-inspired pieces by Windowsen, creating a mesmerising, otherworldly presence.
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