Molly

It was like either people were going really maximalist with their makeup, with like metallic colour, heaps of bronzy or smoky eye, things like that, and then obviously the braids and the hair accessories and stuff like that.

Yeah.

Really not much at all.

Totally.

Well, they're on the map by doing nothing at all because they're all over social, whether they plaster their faces with gem art or not.

Like they're everywhere anyway.

I think the other big thing is we're so used to Coachella being that,

event, that festival with like, it's always quite boho.

It's always very hot.

It looks like it was boiling there again and people aren't wearing much clothing and it's very much that, you know, lots of colour, lots of boho fringing and detail.

And I guess with that often or in the past has always been a lot of glitter and like body art stuff.

Glitter was like such a thing the last 10 years.

But it feels like,

And all of that got stripped away.

Now, what that actually means, I don't really know.

I think what's interesting is just like I guess lately, you know, last week we were talking about Zendaya and

Really having a moment on the red carpet with the metallic eyes and really leaning into quite a statement with her makeup.

And I think recently we've become kind of adjusted to that, you know, Zara Larsson and that Y2K look.

However, I guess even as I say that.

Maybe Coachella is almost like the antithesis of the red carpet, which it is.