Coachella is finally here! This weekend is going to be crazy stupid amazing. With multiple daily stops at intimate lunches, sun kissed pool parties, all night ragers, and the actual music festival, I need blinging jewelry that's versatile enough to compliment multiple outfit changes. My Gorjana Griffin "Laurel" bangle and "Super Star" necklace fit my Coachella festival style needs. The chiseled bangle is beautiful in its simplicity yet stunning enough to wear by itself while the starry necklace delicately floats on my collarbone with whimsy and charm. These two beauties are going to take center stage at the festival and shine.
For an intimate brunch with my friends at True Religion and Flaunt Magazine, I''ll be pairing the necklace and bangle with a navy lace Topshop shirt, True Religion "Joey" fuschia ombre shorts, Shoedazzle floral wedges, and my Rebecca Minkoff "M.A.C" purse/clutch. And of course, I'm bringing along my Hello Kitty water bottle for safety. I'm in the middle of the desert!
In the afternoon, I'll be zigzagging between the BCBG Beauty Style Lounge, the BCBGENERATION party, and maybe the Lacoste Pool Party if I'm over the top ambitious. With all three events taking place near pools, I plan on baring it all (some) in my Topshop floral swimsuit worn underneath my Milk The Goat "La Jolla" lace dress. The outfit will double as PJS as I do plan on taking an afternoon nap at one of the parties. Hopefully I can find a hammock or even a bed of towels. A floral wreath courtesy of C&C California compliments the ethereal bohemian look.
My third outfit isn't quite neon but I plan on wearing it to the Neon Carnival anyway. After all, wearing blatant neon to a neon party seems like such a cliche. Even though it'll be at night, I feel naked at Coachella without some sort of head adornment (the ultimate cliche). I turned my Milk the Goat romper into a bodysuit tucked into bright navy wide leg pants topped with a simple H&M floppy sun hat.
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