
stylehaüs and Mondrian Host Dress For The Fest: A Pre-Coachella Event
On Thursday night stylehaüs hosted a 'Dress for the Fest' Pre-Coachella Fashion Show at Mondrian LA. Many of our clients and friends came out to watch the fashion show at Skybar, celebrate LA Fashion Week, shop at the ‘Red Carpet Room’, and sip on Refine cockt…
On Thursday night stylehaüs hosted a ‘Dress for the Fest’ Pre-Coachella Fashion Show at Mondrian LA. Many of our clients and friends came out to watch the fashion show at Skybar, celebrate LA Fashion Week, shop at the ‘Red Carpet Room’, and sip on Refine cocktails.
The show was styled by the stylehaüs team, and models all wore looks that festival-goers can expect to see a lot of this year, including staple pieces like caftans, high waisted shorts, cowboy boots, piled on jewelry and lots of floral and tribal print. The key to dressing for a music festival is to incorporate layers into your look for the long, hot days and the much-cooler nights.
Also, fun accessories, like feathers, hats, and neon colored bracelets are a must! Check out the photos below!
Marina Monroe is the CEO of Los Angeles based stylehaüs (www.stylehaus.com), the first boutique to apply a ‘members-only’ model to shopping and styling services. Stylehaüs services celebrity clientele, celebrity stylists, and clientele nationwide. Originally from New York City, Marina has over a decade of experience in a variety of fashion fields, including retail management, public relations, styling and product design. Follow her on twitter@MarinaStylehaus
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