20 Outfit Ideas For May From The Best Dressed People At Revolve Festival

Winnie Harlow is the epitome of easygoing festival style in distressed jeans and a lacy red top. The strappy red heels are for sure a wow factor — bless her for committing to them.

I'm all about a boiler suit, but you might actually cook yourself if you wear it in 90-plus degrees. Shay came up with the perfect solution of how to style it for desert weather: Pair with a crop top and some Vans, and you're good to go!

You can never go wrong with a pair of denim shorts and a cutoff top. It is an effortlessly cool look that can be tricked out with accessories. The Champion fanny pack, high socks, and Vans make it that much cooler without even trying — plus you're hands-free.

Kendall checks all the boxes for festival appropriate fashion. Dressing for the desert climate: check. Comfortable shoes: check. Hands-free: check. Looking good while doing it: CHECK, CHECK, CHECK!

Again, love a boiler suit. The all red is such a statement. You literally cannot be missed.

I'm obsessed with the idea of wearing a long dress that's not the cliche maxi dress you would expect to see at Coachella. This outfit is the perfect example of taking "typical" festival style and turning it on its head. I love the sleeves underneath the dress, and the cowboy boots are killer.

Cargo shorts can be a little tricky to pull off, but Joan Smalls nails everything about this look. I'm also a sucker for a good bodychain and some braids.

A matching python short and top set, a sheer shawl, and some combat boots... I fully subscribe to this entire look.

Sometimes, all you really need is a little black dress. I love the simplicity of this look and then relying on the accessories to really make set it apart. The ugly dad sneaker trend is really making a strong case here and again, always important to be hands-free with a Gucci fanny pack.

I'm here for this throwback look. Everything from the hair clips to the patent top and JNCO inspired cargo pants screams '90s.

Mixing high and low fashion can be done for festivals, too: This is pulled off super well with Dior and Fila.

DJ sister duo with the style to match! Angel and Dren are neon and sporty and hands-free to spin for #revolvefestival.

Camo is never tired — especially with a neon accent stripe. With a crop top, combat boots, and a fanny pack, you're fully equipped for the desert.

Spotty and sporty is a trend I can definitely get behind for festival style — and for just general style in life.

I mean, a classic all-denim look with a cropped jacket and mini skirt... it's a no-brainer. Amelia Gray Hamlin rocks this Hudson look with a touch of western to give you a modern cowgirl in the desert.

When your team is this cute and styles themselves this well, how could the event not be a success?

Florals at Coachella can be very "been there, done that," but when it's done right, it doesn't seem boring at all.

Honestly, the fact that everyone wasn't in snap off sweatpants was a shock to me. They are the perfect thing to wear in the desert: unsnap during the day (as seen above) to stay cool, and snap them closed when it gets chilly at night. It's a win-win, and a good look.

Any kind of homage to Aaliyah (intentional or not) is a style win.

Rocking your favorite team's jersey is always a yes. And it's Snoop Dogg, so it's a double yes.

A neon textured mini dress with a denim jacket, dad sneakers, and fanny pack worn over the shoulder takes the cake for the ultimate festival look.