I’ve Been to Coachella 4 Times, and I’m Still Shopping Urban Outfitters for Festival Looks—Here’s What I’d Buy Now

Animal print was everywhere at Joshua Tree, but this top in particular was a clear favorite, and I totally get why. It taps into so many current trends at once—from tiger print to the halter silhouette and corset detailing. Pair it with leather mini shorts and combat boots for a rocker-inspired vibe, or style it with a ruffled skirt and cowboy boots to be a little more free-spirited.

Cargo pants aren’t new to the style scene by any means, but the balloon silhouette is something different and gives them so much more personality—perfect for festival fashion. Style them with a sparkly crop top for a feminine contrast, or go full utilitarian with a camo top. I’d also add a belly chain to give the whole look a little extra something!

Bye polka dots, and hello stripes! The print was all over the festival circuit—especially at Meet Me @ UO—in every direction, colorway, and silhouette imaginable. I wore this one with khaki jorts and a bandana for a street-style moment. FYI: It’s completely sheer, so I’d recommend layering a black bikini top (like I did) or a neutral lace bra underneath.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: belts are officially back, and in every form. I’m especially loving the metal belt trend, whether worn lower on the hips or higher up on the waist. From stars and hearts to bold hardware details, they add a playful, statement-making element that feels so much more exciting than a standard black or brown belt.

When I say everyone was wearing a tall leather boot… many of them this exact style… I mean, everyone. And honestly, it makes perfect sense. It adds an edgy touch to a pair of shorts or a frilly dress or skirt, and it’ll protect your legs from all the dirt and dust clouds that music festivals have to offer. Plus, the neutral colorway makes it versatile enough to pair with both bolder looks and more toned-back ones.

As a festival veteran, a white boho skirt is a staple. It’ll never fail you! I love that this one is low-rise, if fully lined at the top, and has the asymmetrical hem that makes it stand out from all the others out there. I’m obsessed with mine!

The studded detailing on this cowboy hat instantly elevates it and makes it feel way more styled. You can go full Western, or just throw it on with a simple outfit and let it be the moment. And beyond the aesthetic, it actually pulls double duty with solid sun protection!

Word on the street—at least according to fashion people—is that matcha green is the new butter yellow, and I’m all for it. This tube top makes the color feel really wearable: you can let it be the star of the show with simple basics, or lean all the way in and mix it with other bold colors to live out your maximalist dreams.

If you don’t wanna do too much, but still want some flair: a white ruffle top is the move. The babydoll shape, ruffled hem, and scoop neckline keep it feeling light and easy. I’d really pile on the jewelry—layered necklaces, stacked rings, maybe some fun earrings—to lean into that effortless look.

Seen on runways and in the wild, cord necklaces are one of the hottest jewelry trends right now. They feel inherently festival-coded with their laidback, nostalgic feel. This black one is especially easy to wear thanks to its minimal design—it works well on its own or with other necklaces.

You always need a solid pair of denim shorts in your rotation. A baggy fit is comfortable, easy to move in, and gives you that relaxed shape. And from Levi’s? Obviously.

Bandanas are always a go-to for me because I don’t have to stress too much about my hairstyle, they just look effortlessly cool, and I can take them off and use them as a face covering when the dust kicks in. I usually go for fun prints and colors to mix things up!

Skinny black sunglasses are out, and oversized bug-eyed sunglasses are in. These ones have that chic, vintage feel.