Enough With The Cutoffs: Five New Outfit Ideas for Coachella

Coachella starts tomorrow, and if you're lucky enough to be attending (jealous!), you're probably knee-deep in your closet's contents right about now, wondering what on earth you're going to wear. We all know festival style can get tired--I mean seriously, how many jean cutoffs can one music festival handle? But fret not, because we've put together five super-cute outfits you'd actually want to wear IRL--no matter what your style or if you're actually attending a festival. So whether you're a hippie chick, or gamine girl, click through to see five cute outfit ideas for Coachella.
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Coachella starts tomorrow, and if you're lucky enough to be attending (jealous!), you're probably knee-deep in your closet's contents right about now, wondering what on earth you're going to wear.

We all know festival style can get tired--I mean seriously, how many jean cutoffs can one music festival handle? But fret not, because we've put together five super-cute outfits you'd actually want to wear IRL--no matter what your style or if you're actually attending a festival.

So whether you're a hippie chick, or gamine girl, click through to see five cute outfit ideas for Coachella.

The Hippie

Free People crochet maxi dress, $298; Flower braid halo, $58; Gap Beaded sandals, $40; Frye saddle bag, $248.

The Gamine

Levi's vintage collection destructed overalls, $350; Algrave basket, $40; J. Crew, Gingham bikini, $95; KG Pansy Espadrille Wedge, $161.

The Rock Chick

Alexander Wang brenda bag, $745; Pamela Love dagger rosary, $225; Oracle Fox for Billabong jean shorts, $65; Billabong tank, $34

The Classic Femme

In God We Trust anchor necklace, $160; Swedish hasbeens, $179; Madewell dress, $99; Steven Alan widebrim hat, $158.

The Sporty Raver

Lisa Marie FernandezBikini, $355; Roxy boardshorts, $50; Topshop neon color block anorak, $65; Lana sneaker wedge, $95.

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