Jennie changed her look for the second weekend of Coachella 2025 but stayed true to her Western-inspired theme.
For her Sunday set, the Blackpink star wore a full Mugler ensemble, showcasing standout archival pieces from the fashion house.
Her outfit centred around a buckled wrap coat dress from Thierry Mugler’s iconic spring 1992 Les Cow-boys collection.
She paired it with striking red vinyl shorts, blending high fashion with rodeo flair.
The Les Cow-boys line was a bold homage to motorcycle and Western culture, featuring statement-making designs such as fringe skirts, cowhide suits, and leather chaps.
Jennie isn’t the first pop icon to tap into the collection’s legacy. Back in 2008, Beyoncé wore a motorcycle-style bustier from Les Cow-boys while promoting her album “I Am…Sasha Fierce.”
Stylist Park Min Hee was behind Jennie’s latest Coachella transformation.
On 11 April, Min Hee had already dressed Jennie in another Western-inspired look for weekend one of the festival.
That ensemble featured a crocodile-embossed jacket and matching bra top from Georges Hobeika’s autumn 2025 collection, completed with custom mini shorts by Cotton Candy LA.
Min Hee has played a pivotal role in shaping Blackpink’s fashion since 2017, including styling the group in custom Mugler during their 2023 Coachella appearance as headliners.
Jennie’s weekend two set included 12 songs, among them fan favourites like “Mantra,” “F.T.S.,” “Like JENNIE,” and a surprise on-stage collaboration with Kali Uchis for “Damn Right.”
Outside of her performances, Jennie continues to represent Chanel globally. Since 2017, she has fronted campaigns for the luxury label, promoting its fashion and beauty lines across the world.
