All the Best Fashion Moments From Both Weekends

Just like with week one, Sabrina Carpenter wore all Dior when she took the stage for her second Coachella performance. There was a bit of variety—her first red dress turned blue, conversely, her blue turtleneck turned red, and her black lace bodysuit changed to white. The big headline, though, isn’t the color swaps, but the inclusion of Madonna onstage. The Queen of Pop joined Carpenter in an all purple look, featuring the same boots, corset, and Gucci jacket she wore 20 years prior when she last performed at Coachella.

Justin Bieber also followed a similar outfit formula for weekend two. He swapped out his pink Skylrk sweatshirt for a Greg Ross sleeveless zip-up, but he made up for it by wearing his brand’s shorts. He also traded black Loewe boots for a tan pair.

Bieber was joined on stage by many special guests on Saturday night, including Sza, who matched the headliner’s laidback aesthetic in a denim jacket and flannel shirt from Balenciaga.

Bieber’s “One Less Lonely Girl,” Billie Eilish, meanwhile, was pushed on stage in a purple Nike x Supreme track jacket.

Like Carpenter, Karol G also wore similar designs in different colors for her weekend two headlining set. Again, she wore a look from Etro, though this time it was orange instead of blue.

Olivia Rodrigo joined Addison Rae and Maddie Ziegler on stage in a custom studded bra from R & M Leathers, vintage Diesel jeans from Bluey Denim, and white Louboutin heels.

Dior dressed Ethel Cain in a draped black silk dress with a floral headpiece for weekend two.

Lisa joined Anyma on stage in an Iris Van Herpen dress, and since the DJ’s weekend one set was canceled, he was finally able to show off his all-white Vetements look.

The rocker wore another custom Valentino look for his second Coachella performance.

Giveon looked dapper in a Balenciaga suit.

Labrinth also wore Balenciaga, albeit he brought some color in a red coat.

Central Cee took the weekend two stage in a red velvet Gucci zip-up and branded belt.

Taemin Lee wore another full Saint Laurent look for his second set, taking the stage in a taffeta shirt, silk satin tie, and silk pants.

Sabrina Carpenter was decked out in custom Dior for her headlining Coachella performance. In addition to this sequined mini dress with draped chiffon sleeves, Jonathan Anderson also created multiple other looks for the pop star. Everything she wore during her set, including the red mini, white two-piece, and lace body suit, was made for her by Dior.

Unlike Sabrina Carpenter, who had many outfit changes throughout her set, Justin Bieber kept his wardrobe very simple. The singer began his headlining performance in an oversize pink hoodie from his own brand, Skylrk, and baggy shorts by Lu’u Dan. He completed the ensemble with Loewe Bobby lug-soled boots and a gray, cropped tee, which he revealed halfway through the performance.

Karol G was one who took advantage of the big career moment and rocked many different looks throughout her performance. The highlight, though, was undoubtedly the colorful custom Etro set featuring a tassle-adorned skirt, topped with a feathered Luar headpiece, and completed with Shoe Lab Doheny boots.

The Colombian singer also dripped in gold in this chain-heavy set by Michael Schmidt Studios.

While this silver set (also by Michael Schmidt Studios) gave high fashion Flintstones.

This white outfit was contrasted by the ruffled sleeves, which represented the colors of the Colombian flag. The top was created by Adan Terriquez, while Doni Nahmias took on the skirt, and Courreges made the boots.

Clearly, Becky G got the colorful memo. She joined Karol onstage in a green and blue look featuring fishnet pants and a beaded top.

The Icelandic singer wore a custom tulle Rodarte dress featuring hand beaded Swarovski crystals for her weekend one performance.

Addison Rae kicked off her set in a gray corseted dress with a tulle skirt from Miss Claire Sullivan.

She later removed the dress to reveal a red latex Agent Provocateur set, which she topped with a matching Ruslan Baginskiy hat.

PinkPantheress also wore custom Miss Claire Sullivan, though she later took off the red, white, and blue tulle skirt to reveal blue leggings underneath.

Pink stuck to her patriotic color scheme and changed into a red bandage dress and one-legged blue tights.

At one point, Pink went even more casual and threw on a blue jacket, oversized jeans, and Ugg ballet sneakers.

Ethel Cain also got the Dior treatment. She performed her set in custom black denim pinstripe overalls featuring the classic C and D logo on the straps.

Sombr looked very much like the classic rocker in a custom Valentino ensemble featuring a rock-studded leather jacket and pants a top a lace long sleeve.

Unsurprisingly, Slayyyter opted to DIY her Coachella look, which she completed with a bedazzled “Worst Girl at Coachella” trucker hat.

The Puerto Rican-American singer looked like an absolute angel in custom McQueen. She wore an ivory sherling bolero on top of a corset and spiral-cut skirt.

FKA twigs wore a feather-covered Guvanch look during her set.

Despite the many colors and patterns of their La Lune looks, Katseye still managed to coordinate their outfits (with help from their custom Stand Oil boots).

Central Cee looked comfy in a custom Gap zip-up featuring the word “Cap,” Union Jack–adorned denim shorts also courtesy of Gap, and a Louis Vuitton belt.

Fakemink took the stage in a white tee and sparkly Hedi Slimane–era Dior Homme jeans with a Burberry scarf tied around his waist.

The Atlanta rapper wore a jersey from his own brand, Sp5der, along with studded, snake-print pants.

No, the Strokes’s frontman wasn’t wearing an Amazon Prime T-shirt, but one that boasted the word “Crime” from Villainous New York.

The Turnstile guitarist wore a Chopova Lowena skirt for the band’s performance.

The British singer wore a white Dilara Findikoglu mini dress with a shell-adorned antique Rebecca Sweeting headpiece and Lili Curia lace-up boots.

The K-Pop star wore a full Saint Laurent look to perform on day two of the festival.