The Best of Sabrina Carpenter’s Dior Outfits at Coachella 2026

Coachella 2026 may be over, but Sabrina Carpenter’s set is still living in our heads rent-free. For her first time headlining the festival, the 26-year-old performer went all in—from production and beauty to a wardrobe that didn’t miss once. Truly, how could you look away?

Across both weekends, Sabrina donned a series of custom Dior creations. Under creative director Jonathan Anderson, the Parisian house brought her “Sabrinawood” vision into focus through a lineup of Old Hollywood-inspired ensembles, styled by Jared Ellner. From sequin-covered minis to lace bodysuits, her outfits were the cherry on top of a fully realized fantasy.

Ahead, we round up our favorite outfits from weekends one and two of #Sabchella.

A certified scene-stealer.

The strapless black tulle bodysuit is layered with intricate lace over a silk bustier, finished with a bow at the neckline. It’s elevated further with a matching lace cape, shaped into a fan-like Elizabethan collar—a detail pulled from Jonathan Anderson’s debut womenswear collection for Dior, and clearly a key reference here.

For weekend one, the look was paired with a white bridal veil during songs like “Espresso” and “Juno.” By weekend two, the entire ensemble was rendered in a clean white version.

Sabrina quite literally clocks in.

Opening her set in a ’60s-inspired look, she steps out in a red cotton coat with a tented silhouette, finished with a brown leather collar and dark buttons. Paired with white Mary Janes and a structured doctor’s bag, the styling leans fully into character—like she’s reporting for duty, then immediately taking over the stage.

Sabrina was looking exceptionally doll-like in this hot pink number. This metallic minidress, drenched in sequins, features a structured mock neckline, a cinched waist, and a micro hemline. The standout detail was the billowing chiffon cape sleeves that brought a sense of softness and movement to the look.

Sabrina fully nailed the 60’s mod energy down to a T.

On weekend one, she rocked a glitzy, red mini. Embroidered with sequins all over, it features a deep, plunging V-neckline outlined with a contrasting black trim that extends to the waist. Cinching the waist, the look is accented with a thin maroon belt, adding definition to the form-fitting yet breezy cut.