What to Wear to Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Music Festival, From ’70s Boho to 2010s Alt-Pop

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Daisy Chain Fields may be a one-day event, but the outfit possibilities are endless. Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural festival arrives Saturday, Aug. 29, at Great Park in Irvine, California, bringing together Stevie Nicks, KATSEYE, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, Garbage, Bikini Kill, The Breeders and more for a cross-generational lineup. Tickets sold out in roughly 30 minutes, with an option to join a waitlist on the official website. But if you were one of the lucky ones to snag a pass, it’s officially time to figure out what to wear.

The festival’s name suggests a sunny palette and floral touches, but the music stretches from ’90s punk and alternative rock to contemporary pop, hip-hop and Y2K-leaning sounds. That leaves plenty of room for boho, punk and ’00s indie looks. California heat is another factor, with Los Angeles hitting the low 90s this week, so breathable pieces are key. Comfortable flats or boots make sense for grass and pavement, though a platform boot with a Stevie Nicks spirit can work. We’ve rounded up the fashion inspiration to help you build the look, including Depop’s dedicated Daisy Chain Fields festival edits spanning ’10s alt-pop, ’00s indie, ’90s punk and ’70s folk.

This fairycore pink peplum dress screams the 2010s and is breathable and lightweight for a full day in the California sun. This Depop seller is also known to ship within two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’10s Alt-pop edits.

This pre-loved rocker vest includes hand-sewn patches and studs, featuring bands like The Addicts, Anti-Flag, Lower Class Brats, The Casualties, Negative Approach and more. The seller can ship in two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’90s Punk edits.

This airy pink, floral top is just what Olivia Rodrigo expects to see on the grounds of her festival named after a flower. The seller of this pre-loved halter neck typically ships within two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’10s Alt-pop edits.

A staple in every Y2K wardrobe, this spaghetti-strap, green cami has never been worn and can be shipped within two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’00s Indie edits.

This faux fur vest is made from vegan materials and comes with a front zipper and stretchy fabric at the back. The shipper can dispatch the item in two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’00s Indie edits.

If you plan to see Garbage, The Breeders or Bikini Kill, this red and black tartan corset is for you. The seller of this pre-worn top typically ships items within three days of purchase. Shop more of Depop’s ’90s Punk edits.

A truly unique item of clothing, this Valabasas patchwork vest has the floral components for Rodrigo’s festival and the funky patterns popular in ’70s boho fashion. Get it shipped within three days of purchase from this seller. Shop more of Depop’s ’70s Folk edits.

This never-before-worn two-piece halter top and skirt is just the type of thing we’d see if we traveled back to the ’70s, and the most appropriate ‘fit to wear when seeing Stevie Nicks at the Daisy Chain Fields festival. Shop more of Depop’s ’70s Folk edits.

Speaking of the Fleetwood Mac crooner, these brown suede leather boots with wooden heels are giving major Stevie Nicks vibes from her early career in the ’70s. Since these boots have block heels, we think they’re just the right pair you can get away with wearing on the lawns of Daisy Chain Fields. Order now to guarantee shipping in two days. Shop more of Depop’s ’70s Folk edits.

Rush shipping options available for delivery within one to two days.

Denim jorts are not going away anytime soon. These pair from Urban Outfitters come in three colors — vintage denim dark, vintage denim light and black — and can be shipped before the festival with rush or express options.

This Urban Outfitters cami features sheer mesh with sequin embellishments across the chest, a square neckline and a flowy hanky hem. Its relaxed babydoll fit and adjustable straps make it an easy, standout layer for a festival look.

This tie-dye halter dress has a burst of several colors appropriate for a floral-themed festival, and Urban Outfitters offers rush and express shipping just in time for Daisy Chain Fields.

Daisy Chain Fields is an all-women music festival created by Olivia Rodrigo to celebrate women in music while supporting and uplifting women and girls through community, education and advocacy. The name reflects Rodrigo’s vision of individual women coming together as interconnected, stronger links in a larger chain — do we think she’ll perform “The Chain” with Stevie Nicks? Oh, I hope so.

Daisy Chain Fields begins at 10:30 a.m. and runs until 10 p.m., with 14 scheduled sets that don’t overlap (thank you, Olivia Rodrigo), across the Dandelion and Marigold stages and three special guests joining the “Vampire” singer for the closing performance.

The lineup moves through pop, indie, alternative, rock, punk, hip-hop and electronic sounds, with dedicated slots for Rodrigo, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, Katseye, Santigold, Garbage, Bikini Kill, The Breeders, Rachel Chinouriri, Die Spitz, Eli, Not For Radio and Quiet Light. Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Karen O are billed as special guests, with McLachlan specifically set to sing with Rodrigo after being the first person Rodrigo called when she decided to create the festival.

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Sophie Dunne is an E-Commerce Writer at Penske Media Corporation, writing across Billboard, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, WWD, and Footwear News. Originally from Ireland and based in Los Angeles, she previously worked at Static Media as a writer and editor across all brands, covering entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, shopping, sex and relationships, travel, home and garden, tech, health and wellness, history, and food. Her bylines have appeared in Women’s Health, The List, Women.com, Islands, Grunge, WebMD, and more. Before beginning her writing career in 2019, Sophie lived in Dubai for four years working as an Emirates Cabin Crew Member. Having traveled to 71 countries with the airline, she began writing for an LA-based publication as a travel writer during her final year. Sophie has a degree in Humanities from Carlow College, St. Patrick’s (now South East Technological University) in her native Ireland. She studied English, history, philosophy, and psychology. Sophie mostly reports on entertainment merchandise and celebrity brand partnerships.