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This Is the Vietnamese Label Behind KATSEYE’s Coachella 2026 Looks

KATSEYE’s Coachella outfits had everyone talking, and a Vietnamese label called La Lune was the reason why.

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Five women in vibrant, sparkly outfits pose together backstage before a performance.

If you caught even a glimpse of KATSEYE lighting up the Coachella stage in 2026, chances are those outfits stopped you mid-scroll. The global girl group emerged onto the Mojave stage in candy-hued custom creations. Understandably, the looks instantly garnered admiration from fans and fashion enthusiasts alike, with each member looking magnetic in their theatrical attire.

A certain Vietnamese label is to thank for that.

KATSEYE FOR COACHELLA 2026
KATSEYE FOR COACHELLA 2026

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Vicki’s Vision

SOPHIA LAFORTEZA
SOPHIA LAFORTEZA
Lara Raj
Lara Raj

Megan Skiendiel
Megan Skiendiel

Daniela Avanzini
Daniela Avanzini
YOONCHAE JEUNG
YOONCHAE JEUNG

La Lune by Quách Đắc Thắng (also known as Vicki Virus in creative circles) is a Ho Chi Minh City-based brand that has built a reputation for its unpredictable aesthetics. One season might explore sci-fi-inspired forms, while another may lean into delicate lace and romantic ruffles. Their pieces rarely suit casual daily wear because they embrace the conceptual and imaginative spirit of their designer.

For KATSEYE’s Coachella appearance, La Lune seemed to playfully take inspiration from court jesters, brought to life through the styling of the group’s longtime collaborator Katie Qian. Stripes mingled with frills, while lace intertwined with polka dots. Details such as sequins, beads, and handcrafted ribbons added an extra layer of charm. The color story was also a dreamy range of hot pink, baby pink, lilac, sky blue, cobalt, and teal.

FOR SOPHIA
FOR SOPHIA
FOR LARA
FOR LARA

FOR MEGAN
FOR MEGAN

FOR DANIELA
FOR DANIELA
FOR YOONCHAE
FOR YOONCHAE

What defines La Lune after all these years comes down to three qualities that somehow live happily together: feminine, classic, and futuristic. The pieces carry a demi-couture heart, full of hand-done details and distinct shapes.

It’s no surprise, then, that the label has already caught the eyes of so many beloved names. Lisa, Mina of TWICE, Kyujin and Jiwoo of NMIXX, and Juria and Hinata of XG, among others, have all worn La Lune on various occasions.

Seeing La Lune dress KATSEYE for such a major festival stage is a striking example of the broader creativity flowing from Southeast Asia. Quách Đắc Thắng keeps charting his own course, staying true to meticulous craftsmanship while letting bold imagination take the lead. Really, it makes one pause and appreciate how these unique voices continue to shape fashion far beyond their origins.


Photos: LA LUNE (via Instagram)

Frequently Asked Questions

The global girl group wore custom creations by the Ho Chi Minh City-based Vietnamese fashion label La Lune, helmed by designer Quách Đắc Thắng, also known as Vicki Virus.

The outfits drew playful inspiration from court jesters, featuring a vibrant mix of stripes, frills, lace, and polka dots, accented with sequins, beads, and handcrafted ribbons.

La Lune is known for an unpredictable, imaginative spirit, successfully blending feminine, classic, and futuristic design elements with meticulous demi-couture craftsmanship and distinct structural shapes.

The group’s longtime collaborator Katie Qian styled their Coachella debut, ensuring the theatrical La Lune pieces perfectly captured the group’s magnetic stage presence and vibrant color story.

The label’s bold, conceptual designs have already caught the eye of various high-profile K-pop and global stars, including members of TWICE, NMIXX, XG, and international artist Lisa.

Anya Oxyn

Anya Oxyn

Senior Fashion Writer

Formerly a stylist who immersed herself intimately within the Philippine fashion circuit for over three years, Anya has refined her transformative, hands-on experience into an insightful voice for MEGA Asia as a Senior Fashion Writer.

Her editorial pursuit possesses three facets: her time as an essayist during her education at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, her extensive experience in digital media and strategic storytelling, and her belief that fashion has a beating heart deeply intertwined with art, culture, society, and humanity itself that is worth uncovering.

Anya’s versatile pen spans a dynamic range of subjects, including emerging local designers, global luxury houses, beauty trends, film and television fashion analysis, cultural op-eds, major events, and beyond.

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