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Dior's $3.6M Coachella Sparkle: Carpenter's Star Power
17 Apr
Summary
- Sabrina Carpenter's Coachella outfits generated $3.6 million for Dior.
- Anna Sui's exhibition celebrates '90s fashion nostalgia in L.A.
- Pamela Anderson launched a nature-inspired home collection with Olive Ateliers.

Sabrina Carpenter's Coachella weekend one performance was a significant moment for Dior, with the brand outfitting the singer in four custom looks that garnered $3.6 million in media impact. This partnership highlighted the growing trend of high-profile brand placements in major music festivals. Other designers also made an impact, with Justin Bieber's SKYLRK brand selling $5 million in merchandise.
Fashion designer Anna Sui captivated audiences in Los Angeles with a book signing and exhibition at ASU FIDM, focusing on "Obsessed: Fashion and Nostalgia in the '90s." Sui reflected on her groundbreaking grunge collection and its impact, noting its influence on '90s youth culture and the rise of the babydoll dress trend.
Meanwhile, photographer Bruce Weber's exhibition, "Bruce Weber: Try a Little Tenderness," opened at Fahey/Klein Gallery, showcasing his iconic fashion photography from the 1980s and 1990s. The exhibition features celebrity portraits and explores Weber's evolving artistic vision.
Additionally, Pamela Anderson introduced "The Sentimentalist," a new spring furniture and décor collection in collaboration with Olive Ateliers. Inspired by her coastal upbringing and love for gardening, the collection features natural materials and a relaxed, romantic aesthetic. The line offers over 40 pieces, ranging from loungers to dining tables.