Festival season is in full swing, and Coachella 2025 is uniting every music fanatic around the globe.
As we bid goodbye to the electrifying spectacles of weekend one, this year’s Coachella lineup emerged as a groundbreaking platform for Asian artistry. Superstars Jennie and Lisa captured the momentous stage with their inaugural solo performances, while ENHYPEN made a dazzling debut that left fans in awe.
While their performances may have marked an unforgettable moment for fans and stars alike, their stylish presence on stage made a powerful statement, too. From Lisa to Jennie and Japanese Breakfast, we have listed our favourite stylish Asian stars who took the stage at Coachella 2025.
If you missed last weekend’s performances, don’t miss the chance to catch these phenomenal acts live on Coachella’s YouTube channel this weekend.
Stylish Asian stars who conquered the stage at Coachella 2025:
Jennie
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Jennie made her mark on the last day of Coachella, donning a unique cowboy-core look in head-to-toe fiery red. Performing songs from her debut album JENNIE, the star graced the stage with her eclectic presence in a patent crocodile leather jacket and matching crop top and micro-shorts with chunky belts and knee-high boots.
Lisa
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Trust Lisa to give us a curation of futuristic-meets-edgy looks for her first solo debut at Coachella. Working with designer Asher Levine, who curated ensembles for Lady Gaga, Doja Cat and more, Lisa wore a custom 3D reptile suit and an iridescent sheer catsuit with glowing 3D tendrils by the designer. Apart from the two memorable looks, she also shone in three other outfit changes, including a Hello Kitty-themed fit, and more.
ENHYPEN
Prada
Marking their debut at Coachella, the K-pop boy band wore custom Prada on the big stage, donning a cowboy-core aesthetic splashed in denim and rhinestones.
Keshi
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Vietnamese-American singer Keshi conquered the Coachella stage in a monochrome look, wearing a sheer blouse and bootleg-cut trousers.
Beabadoobee
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While this may not have been her first rodeo, Beabadoobee embraced a cosy cowboy-core aesthetic, wearing a bodysuit, denim shorts, cowboy boots, and a cropped jacket.
Japanese Breakfast
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Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast flaunted an oversized white button-down and knee-length leather biker shorts by Alexander McQueen for her performance last weekend. She paired her look with boots, earrings by Monika Szamalek and a custom pearl crown by Renacio Reyes.
XG
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XG made their debut at Coachella, and they did not skip a beat. Performing their hit tracks for the first time on the Coachella stage, the girl group gave an incredible performance in eye-catching sculptural-meets-futuristic ensembles in vibrant, contrasting tones.
