After a two-year hiatus, the dust has finally settled on Coachella’s opening weekend, and we have a moment to reflect on festivalgoers’ experimental looks. Here are five trends heating up the California desert.
All of which beg the question: Will we see street styles like these at Groovin’ The Moo at Exhibition Park in Canberra on Sunday 24 April?
Tinsel, sequins, and metallic mesh – these festivalgoers are doing their best to light up Coachella Valley from the inside out. GettyWestern wear continues to reign supreme in the desert, just as the ‘effortlessly’ cool aesthetic reigns among influencers. GettyCoachella is just as much about music as it is about standing out from the crowd. A basic pair of jeans? No thank you. GettyThe catsuit featured on countless trend forecasts for 2022, and the young and fashion-forward have got their claws in, regardless of access to non-porta potty restrooms. GettyNaturally, Y2K style is all over Coachella, as Gen Z aims to make the festival an early aughts haven. Which poses the question, which “vintage” style was popular at festivals for previous generations? Getty
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Mr Albanese’s government has announced a new plan to have the public sector as ‘a participant, a partner, an investor and enabler’ in selecting areas for support, with the focus on ‘clean energy’ and new industries.
