Once a year, boho style takes over Coachella, with the biggest stars either showing up to watch or dominating the stage. This year marks Asia’s biggest presence yet—led by a history-making performance from the Philippines that brought tropical energy to the desert.
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Weekend 1
BINI
Nation’s girl group BINI made history as the first Filipino act to perform at Coachella, raising the Philippine flag not only through their music but also their tropical-inspired style. From gold armor-like fits and siren-inspired stage ensembles to neutral off-duty looks—plus a photo with KATSEYE’s Sophia—the group delivered style on and off stage.


KATSEYE & HUNTRIX
The global girl group reached new heights on the Coachella stage in colorful, ab-baring looks—equal parts fun and bold. They also shared the stage with Huntrix members Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, bringing powerful voices together for a truly “Golden” moment.


BLACKPINK
Though they didn’t perform, Lisa, Rosé, and Jennie were spotted in the crowd, enjoying performances and singing along. Lisa wore a white mesh coord, while Rosé kept it laid-back in a graphic tee and mini skirt. Jennie opted for a graphic tee, denim skirt, red-tinted shades, and a Chanel Preppy Coco.



Bretman Rock
A Coachella regular, Bretman Rock made an appearance in black and red leather before switching to an all-white ensemble inspired by his pet chickens—bringing humor and high-fashion energy to the desert.



Maymay Etrata
On her first Coachella, Maymay Etrata stepped out in an all-black ensemble featuring a halter top and baggy jeans. Edgy with a hint of sophistication.

Maureen Wroblewitz
Maureen Wroblewitz made a statement in lace and cheetah print, punctuated with black knee-high boots—an edgier contrast to her ethereal off-white lace look.

Angelina Cruz
Angelina Cruz delivered range in the desert—from a dainty powder blue dress to a minimalist look elevated by a tasseled waist scarf, and a chic burgundy shawl layered over a tank top and shorts. Proof that even the most effortless fits can stun a crowd.



Lorin Gutierrez
Lorin Gutierrez leaned into 2013 Tumblr-inspired fashion, complete with a flower crown and tassel bag. Over the weekend, she switched between a deep-V top with layered teal necklaces and a laid-back tank-and-denim combo.


Aon Somrutai
Thai socialite Aon Somrutai delivered playful festival looks—from ruffled yellow-and-blue ensembles to sheer knit tops paired with black shorts.


Molly Chiang
Taiwanese fashion influencer Molly Chiang brought the heat with skin-baring ensembles, including an iridescent shell top with leather shorts, a lace-and-bubble-skirt combo, and a sultry denim look topped with a cowboy hat.



Steph Hui
Steph Hui returned to the desert after last year’s viral resin wet look, this time wearing a crochet set and a multicolored Miu Miu bag on the first day, and a dazzling sheer poncho paired with sparkling shorts on the second.


Weekend 2
As Coachella’s second weekend unfolded, an even bigger wave of Filipinos arrived—not just to support BINI and enjoy the music, but also to showcase their boho festival style.
BINI
Returning to the stage, BINI switched things up with a denim off-cut ensemble before unveiling a cyberpunk-inspired violet look adorned with metallic details—both custom creations by Marian Zara. On a global stage, the Nation’s Girl Group once again proved that standout performances go hand in hand with standout style.


KATSEYE
The crowd had their pinkies up for KATSEYE during their second Coachella performance, as they lit up the stage with powerful vocals, killer choreography, and bold ensembles in nude, pink, and black.

Lisa
After turning heads during Weekend 1, Lisa captivated the crowd once again in a custom Iris Van Herpen creation during her performance with Anyma, where they debuted their newest track, “Bad Angel.”

AC Bonifacio
AC Bonifacio brought the heat in a sultry ab-baring set, paired with beige cowboy boots—her take on the signature Coachella uniform.

Alexa Ilacad
Alexa Ilacad embraced the desert in hot pink knee-high boots, paired with a soft pink top and denim shorts—an effortlessly eye-catching festival look.
@alexailacad At my happiest here in Coachella!! 💖🎡
♬ original sound – mary – eva
Marj Maroket-Winter
Beauty creator Marj Maroket-Winter brought her 2016 Tumblr dreams to life in the desert, wearing an asymmetrical Maligaya dress paired with brown boots and layered with a voluminous shrug.

Niana Guerrero
Dancer and internet personality Niana Guerrero kept it minimalist chic in jeans and a vest—while also delivering viral-worthy dance moments with both KATSEYE, Tyla, and flowerovlove on the Coachella stage.
@nianaguerrero my girll @TYLA
♬ SHE DID IT AGAIN (feat. Zara Larsson) – Tyla
@nianaguerrero pinkies up in coachellaaa!!!! @KATSEYE 💓
♬ PINKY UP – KATSEYE
The desert isn’t done yet—stay tuned for Coachella Weekend 2.
Featured Image and Photos: BINI, KATSEYE, AON SOMRUTAI, BRETMAN ROCK, GLEN COCO OROPEZA, MOLLY CHIANG, STEPH HUI, MAUREEN WROBLEWITZ (via Instagram), BINI (via Reddit), LISANATION (via X).
Frequently Asked Questions
The festival saw Asia’s strongest presence to date, highlighted by BINI’s history-making performance and the attendance of major global stars like Lisa, Rosé, and Jennie.
BINI became the first Filipino act to perform at Coachella, showcasing their musical talent and tropical-inspired stage ensembles that highlighted their cultural identity on a global stage.
BLACKPINK members Lisa, Rosé, and Jennie were in attendance, drawing massive attention as they enjoyed the performances and engaged with the crowd throughout the weekend.
A festival regular, Bretman Rock combined humor and high fashion, appearing in edgy leather ensembles and an all-white, chicken-inspired look that stood out in the desert.
The global group wowed audiences with powerful vocals and bold, skin-baring stage outfits in nude, pink, and black, cementing their status as festival style standouts.

Moira Del Rosario
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