What to Wear for Festival Season in 2024, Inspired by Your Favorite Celebrities and Brands

Nasty Gal makes its debut in Nordstrom in-store & online. (Credit: Courtesy of Nasty Gal)

Festival season is right around the corner which can only mean one thing — shopping. These musical celebrations are indeed about the music and eyeing the fashion choices of your favorite style stars because there's no denying that Lollapalooza, Governor's Ball, Afropunk, and other major lineups present the perfect opportunity to experiment with your spring wardrobe. And with major events like the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival fast approaching, brands are pulling out all the stops to ensure festival goers look just as good as they feel.

Nasty Gal has now ventured into brick-and-mortar territory in partnership with Nordstrom across 25 stores nationwide, giving faithful shoppers the chance to snag coveted pieces slightly faster. The fast-fashion retailer meets the wholesaler giant in offering the brand's latest drops and its highly anticipated Festival Collection which features all the embellished denim and cowboy core pieces you can find, in sizes ranging from 0 to 14. The special drop also comes at a convenient price range of $24 to $363.

Nasty Gal Diamond Tassel Embellished Midwash Bralette and Jeans (Credit: Courtesy of Nasty Gal)

Actress Olivia Culpo has also provided a collection worth paying attention to, in collaboration with Miami-based swimwear brand Montce. The 62-piece capsule collection features summer essentials ranging from $80 to $240, including bikinis, slip dresses, corset tops, and tennis skirts, heavily inspired by the model's clean, quiet-luxury aesthetic.

Olivia Culpo stuns in the Black Terry Rib set from collaboration with Montce. (Credit: Courtesy of Montce)

We've already seen this aesthetic and other cult-favorite trends interpreted with a twist at last year's Coachella, by the likes of Lori Harvey, who wore a white maxi dress with chest and ab cutouts and high-top sneakers, Becky G, who wore a blue rhinestone-covered bra top and matching visible thong with a cowboy hat, and Saweetie, who gave a sultry approach to Western-style in a lace-up vest and fringe trousers by Stinson Haus.

Whether you want to live your best cowgirl dreams or need some outfit inspiration, we've got you covered. Keep scrolling for some of our favorite festival style moments in recent years, and shop fun pieces to bring into your own wardrobe for the season.

Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor wears a camel-colored, ankle-length jacket and cargo green graphic pants to the Heineken House at Coachella 2023. (Credit: Courtesy of Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Heineken)

Zendaya

During a surprise performance at Coachella, Zendaya taps into the coquette trend in a pink, ruffle babydoll minidress and Christian Louboutin boots. (Credit: Courtesy of Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Coachella)

Saweetie

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Rihanna

As she hosted the Fenty x Puma pool party, Rihanna sported a pink and black bodysuit with navy windbreaker pants. (Credit: Courtesy of John Sciulli/Getty Images for PUMA)

Beyoncé

During her long-awaited "Homecoming" performance, Queen Bey commanded the stage in a yellow Balmain hoodie decorated with Greek letters, denim shorts, nude fishnet tights, and custom, holographic Christian Louboutin boots. (Credit: Courtesy of Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Coachella)

Must-Have Pieces for Festival Season 2024

I.AM.GIA Gideon Top, $60

Nasty Gal Metallic Star Bum Faux Leather Pants, $68

Azalea Wang Pinkster Western Stiletto Boots, $89.90 at AKIRA

Montce x Olivia Culpo Cream Black Binded Terry Rib Sophia Dress, $218

Jaded London Daytona Vegan Leather Corset Top, $98

Diesel 1DR Bag, $423 at Revolve

Lack of Color The Outlaw II Cowboy Hat, $149

Rick Owens Distressed Denim Midi Skirt, $824 at Net-a-Porter

8 Other Reasons Festival Belt, $79 at Revolve

Giant Vintage SKRT Sports Shield Sunglasses, $30