THE RUNDOWN
- Kylie Jenner is at Coachella weekend one and shared photos of her Justin Bieber-themed look on Friday.
- The star paired a sparkly tank top that had Bieber’s face on it with black pants and blue Skylrk shoes.
- The reality star has over a decade of history at the festival.
Kylie Jenner has returned to Coachella for another year—and literally dressed to support her longtime friend, Justin Bieber, who is headlining the festival on Saturday night.
For her outfit on the festival’s first day, Jenner paired a green tank top with Bieber’s face on it with black pants and blue Skylrk shoes. Skylrk is Bieber’s fashion brand. She posted her full look on Instagram Friday afternoon, captioning it, “chelly day 1!!!!!” She also teased her Bieberchella manicure on her Instagram Story:
On TikTok, she shared more videos of herself getting ready in the look:
Jenner has been close friends with Bieber for years. In 2015, she told ELLE UK, “I’m so close to him because I feel like he’s been through exactly what I’ve been through in a completely different way but very similar. So, he’s just…he just…he gets me, and every time I see him he always sits me down and is like, ‘Are you okay? You’re amazing. You can get through this, just stay true to yourself.’ He helps me a lot.”
The star has over a decade of history at Coachella as well. Back in 2017, she spoke to ELLE about how she approached dressing for the occasion.
“I think it takes a minute for me [to put an outfit together],” she said. “You’ll start thinking about it early, even if you change your mind 10 minutes before you get dressed. For me, I need to try and find a hair color that I haven’t done before. There’s not much left, but I’m committed to finding new options.”
Years later, in 2024, Jenner gave ELLE an update on her style evolution more generally for her November cover story. “I think I’m actually going in the opposite direction [of minimalism],” she said. “I’ve definitely had some moments of quiet luxury, as they would say, but I’m always experimenting. At the root of my authentic style, I think I’m more dark feminine.”
She credited the shift to the fact “I haven’t had a baby in a few years. The first part of my twenties was having children, learning what my personal style was and then losing it—not knowing how to dress, gaining 60 pounds for both pregnancies. It took me a year to feel like myself again. At 27, I feel more confident and more like myself than ever.”
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