(Illesteva Leonard 2 sunglasses, Just Female silk camisole, Rag & Bone Paris skirt and Nakamura jacket, Alexander Wang Pelican bag, Balenciaga cutout boots)

photos by Colin Sokol

Saturday at Coachella I wore all black, balancing out the sticky factor of a leather skirt in the desert with a silk camisole I think I packed by mistake. I answered some questions for Rag & Bone’s blog – head over that way to find out my vote for best dressed, what I like to spray on my face, and which Band-aids are the only ones worth buying! Now who’s ready for Stagecoach?

photos by Colin

Pelican bag, you’ve served me well even though I don’t know what you could possibly have to do with water birds. Behold me confused on the grass last night before the XX and Phoenix made life perfect. One more day left!

photos by Colin Sokol

(Céline aviator sunglasses, ba&sh shirt, Iro Irwin skirt, Isabel Marant Carol sandals, Vita Fede chain wrap bracelet, Proenza Schouler mini PS11)

It’s been a few years since gladiator sandals have registered in my mind as a thing I do but this merrily embellished, moderately heeled version seemed like a choice to wear simple summery pieces with. There’s a slight New Mexico gift shop quality to them that I really enjoy the challenge of toning down. Here’s yesterday at the festival because yes I think I have accidentally permanently relocated to Palm Springs.

(BCBG Caralyn top, vintage belt, Iro denim shorts, Rag & Bone Harrow boots, Céline sunglasses, Proenza Schouler PS11)

Sunday’s look at Diesel’s takeover of Tally Horse Ranch in La Quinta. The perfectly beaten up belt was one of six that I bought from a vintage store by the Tribeca Grand last September, I’m set for life now and it’s a good feeling. I looped it through a tiny pair of Iro shorts and tucked in BCBG’s perforated tank to properly display the buckle. So glad I didn’t wear a dress so I could preserve some dignity while plummeting off a seesaw about five minutes after these shots were taken. The only thing that makes you feel even more nostalgic than mounting a seesaw in the first place.

Flower crowns were being made on the spot at the Lacoste party and now I’m obsessed with you, Cult Gaia. They were using real flowers at the event (head smelled perfect all night, face was tear stained over the wilted petals the next morning) but the fabric versions online seem almost as magical. Daisy version!