Coachella 2025: the Best Looks Celebrities Wore to the Festival

Lady Gaga opened her set in a red, Victorian-style dress with padded shoulders. The bodice flowed into a drastically oversize skirt, which was actually a set piece for Gaga’s performance.

It looked like a ball gown skirt, complete with ruching, but it was two stories high. As Gaga performed, the skirt opened to reveal dancers performing at different levels in cage-like structures beneath her.

Gaga eventually came out of the skirt to perform the rest of her set, but it truly looked like part of her ensemble for the show’s start.

Photographed at the Revolve Festival, Fox wore a sand-toned bustier with matching chaps over semi-sheer, brown tights that seemed to flow up to her chest.

A darker brown bolero, knee-high boots, and Fox’s avant-garde sunglasses completed the desert chic look.

The “Traitors” winner wore his scorpion-embroidered shirt open. He paired it with striped shorts, high-top Converse, and coordinating tube socks.

The black ensemble, designed by Crop It Like It’s Hot, featured chain detailing on the bodice.

Hilton wore black ankle boots, wrap sunglasses, and an iridescent shrug with the statement piece.

Cameron wore a strapless top with an exposed seam in the center and coordinating pants to perform at NYLON House’s Coachella party.

Fuzzy fabric covered the bottom of the pants, matching the detached cuffs Cameron wore on her arms.

Wade wore the patterned vest with black, wide-legged trousers and blue and black sneakers.

His accessories — a black cap, sunglasses, and a silver chain — made the ensemble feel complete.

Jennie took the stage at Coachella in a red crop top, cropped jacket, and micro-shorts, all covered in a red snakeskin texture.

She accessorized the look with a red cowboy hat and red-tinted sunglasses. Thigh-high, brown boots completed the ensemble.

The “Chicken Shop Date” host’s halter top was open in the center, giving it a flirty edge.

Dimoldenberg also wore black, bedazzled shoes and reflective sunglasses.

The “Soft Spot” singer took the stage in a semi-sheer, black top that was open on the chest.

He wore the shirt with black, flared jeans, the bottoms of which were covered in textured embellishments. A beaded, gold belt and chains sat on his waist.

The singer performed in a bikini-style top and wrap skirt with a thigh-high slit.

Her arm cuff featured fabric flowing like a train, just like her skirt.

Boone took the stage in a cropped, white jacket with short sleeves and blue ribbon detailing on the bodice.

The ribbons formed tassels on the wide legs of his white trousers, which he accessorized with a belt. White and blue sneakers completed the look.

Miller’s top had one sleeve and cut across her body, exposing a belly chain on her waist.

The textured skirt balanced out the top. The whole ensemble felt like a stylish take on mermaidcore.

Taylor’s cropped black tee featured swirled architectural detailing on the bust and matched her low-waisted skirt, which flowed to the floor.

A belly chain and gold necklaces gave the outfit a bit of shimmer, while her Miu Miu hat made everything feel high-fashion.

Shaboozey often wears modern spins on classic Western attire when he performs, and Coachella was no exception.

The “Tipsy” singer’s white suit featured red patches and blue detailing in the shape of flowers and birds. His bolo tie and cowboy boots were patterned in the same color scheme.

Cyrus’ gown felt like a chic spin on Western wear.

The gown’s high neckline and ruffled sleeves contrasted with the sheer lace that covered it, exposing her legs and underwear.

D’Amelio’s ensemble felt reminiscent of a look Vanessa Hudgens might have worn to Coachella in her festival heyday.

Her crop top was trimmed in lace detailing, while her micro-shorts had embellishments on the waistline and tassels on the trim. Black boots tied it all together.