One of the key elements of the festival looks at Coachella were eye-catching and colorful accessories.WWD (WWD via Getty Images)If there's a festival uniform, it's a Hawaiian shirt, denim shorts and sneakers. It's hard to go wrong with this look.Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin (GC Images)Crochet was the star of the season, as evidenced by this festivalgoer.Monica Schipper (Getty Images for Coachella)
If you like to mix styles, take this one for inspiration: a long tulle skirt, metallic leather jacket and military-inspired boots.VALERIE MACON (AFP via Getty Images)This look has all the color and playfulness of a festival look, but doesn't sacrifice on comfort.WWD (WWD via Getty Images)The biker look is still the craze and can be easily adapted as seen in this mini skirt and strapless top ensemble.
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A lingerie set could be your best festival outfit. That's the idea behind this look, which combines a floral embroidered two-piece with cowboy boots.Matt Winkelmeyer (Getty Images for Coachella)With asymmetrically cut shorts, a halterneck top and high lace-up boots, you make a style statement without losing out on comfort.Monica Schipper (Getty Images for Coachella)If futuristic style is more your thing, take a look at this urban, space-inspired ensemble.Emma McIntyre (Getty Images for Coachella)This outfit plays with cutouts to create a head-turning festival look.Christopher Polk (Variety via Getty Images)A semi-transparent lace skirt with flowers, matching crop top, jeweled belt and turquoise blue Navajo-style boots: the perfect look for boho lovers.WWD (WWD via Getty Images)Mixing styles is key to the festival aesthetic. Here this festivalgoer wears a knitted skirt, sparkly top and cowboy boots...WWD (WWD via Getty Images)The influence of Y2K style is perfectly reflected in this look made up of a crystal top, low rise shorts and handbag.WWD (WWD via Getty Images)And, of course, don't forget your sunglasses. The more original and striking, the better.Emma McIntyre (Getty Images for Coachella)
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