You’re going to obsess over PrettyLittleThing’s carnival-meets-Coachella collection
We are fully in the throes of festival season, and per usual, the fashion offerings are next level. Whether you’re packing your bags and heading out to Coachella, or you’ll be wandering local street festivals in the city of your choice, sunny spring festival wear is all about bold prints, loud color combos, and letting it all hang out.
To that very point, the latest collection from PrettyLittleThing is doing the absolute most with the festival theme, and we’re 300 percent here for this gaudy glory. The offerings are fittingly modeled by none other than the party girl goddesses Christina Milian, the popular Australian model Shanina Shaik, and the English designer Nicole Williams.
There are party-chic outfits suited to every preference. Act like the desert is your runway with some bold neon hues and high-shine metallics, or lean into a specific mood with a statement print. The pieces are fabulous for mixing and matching (if you so dare), and will let your skin breathe under the hot festival sun.
Basically, this truly wild PrettyLittleThing collection is practically begging us to be more daring with our festival lewks, and we’re feeling this valiant call to action all the way.
All of these looks are the antithesis of basic.
While it’s impossible to pick favorites, we managed to scope out a few of our favorite pieces for your shopping needs.
1Silver Holographic Sequin Bodycon Dress, $50
You’ll look like a glamorous disco ball that came to life.
2Multi Stripe Sequin Strappy Cup Detail Bodycon Dress, $68
This dress is legitimately hypnotizing.
3Multi Shaggy Knit 3/4 Length Cardigan, $90
Perfect for those chilly nights after a long day listening to your favorite bands.
4Lilac Slinky Triangle Crop Top, $10
This color is truly stunning.
5Brown Cow Print Strappy Lace Up Bodycon Dress, $42
Yippie-yi-yo-ki-yay.
6Gold Sequin Hem Shorts, $25
HELLO CHER.
Be sure to mosey on over to the PrettyLittleThing website for a look at the whole collection.
