Olivia Rodrigo has officially launched her first-ever Daisy Chain Fields Festival. Today, at the Great Park in Irvine, California, the lineup features Stevie Nicks, Karen O, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, the Breeders, Bikini Kill, Sarah McLachlan, and Garbage. With a woman-led, intergenerational mix of artists and a wide range of sounds, the festival reflects Rodrigo’s forward-thinking approach to pop music. All net proceeds will go to 10 non-profits, including Baby2Baby, the Center for Reproductive Rights, and Planned Parenthood, with community-led workshops and activities happening on-site.

Before the festival kicked off, Rodrigo held a press event to announce that $10 million would be donated to these organizations, which focus on reproductive rights, mental health, domestic violence, and maternal health. Her outfit also carried a feminist message that fit the occasion.

Rodrigo wore a soft pink embroidered mini-dress, custom-made for her by the Palestinian fashion brand Nöl Collective. The dress featured a pleated scoop neckline, fluttering cap sleeves, a fitted bodice, and a thigh-length skirt. It also included Palestinian Tatreez embroidery—a centuries-old craft passed down from mother to daughter. The design showcased hand-embroidered birds, symbols of freedom and movement, along with daisy chain links.

The singer, known for the song “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,” completed her look with vintage burgundy Betty Mary Janes from Gucci, adding a grunge touch, and a Lilith pendant necklace—a nod to Sarah McLachlan’s Lilith Fair. That festival, which McLachlan launched in 1997 and toured successfully across the U.S., is one of Rodrigo’s biggest inspirations for Daisy Chain Fields. In many ways, the outfit was classic Olivia Rodrigo style—fun, feminine, with a bit of edge—but it also showed how thoughtful and personal she gets with the details.

“Daisy Chain Fields was created to celebrate the power of what can happen when we come together to support one another,” Rodrigo said at Friday’s press conference, joined by leaders from partner organizations like Jenn Stowe, Christian LoBue, Fatima Goss Graves, and Caren Spruch. “The organizations we’ve partnered with are doing incredibly important work every single day in the U.S. and globally. I’m so grateful to every person who bought a ticket, every artist who waived their fee, every sponsor for signing onto a brand new festival, and every donation that helped reach $10 million to support women and girls. I can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow.”

Photo: Getty Images
Photo: Getty Images

Festival attendees can grab special merch, including a tee collab with Anna Sui. If you’re not going, there’s also the Daisy Chain Fields Collection by Olivia Rodrigo: a curated, handmade selection of pieces from 10 female-owned Etsy shops.

Photo: Instagram (@daisychainfields)
Photo: Instagram (@daisychainfields)

Expect plenty of flower crowns and feminist moments across the fields.

Frequently Asked Questions
Here is a list of FAQs about Olivia Rodrigos first look at the Daisy Chain Fields Festival and its feminist message written in a natural clear tone

General The Look

1 What exactly is the Daisy Chain Fields Festival look
Its the outfit Olivia Rodrigo wore for her headlining performance at the Daisy Chain Fields Festival The first look refers to the specific outfit reveal which was heavily discussed online because of its bold symbolic design

2 What did the outfit look like
The look featured a custom formfitting bodysuit and matching accessories The most striking part was the design it was covered in handillustrated comicstyle text and imagery that spelled out feminist and prochoice slogans such as My Body My Choice and Reproductive Freedom

3 Why is this look considered a feminist statement
Because it used fashion as a political billboard By wearing slogans about bodily autonomy and reproductive rights on a massive stage she turned her outfit into a direct unmissable statement of support for womens rights and a protest against restrictive legislation

4 Who designed the outfit
It was a custom piece designed by the creative duo behind the brand Mirror Palais known for their vintageinspired bodyconscious designs The artwork on the bodysuit was handpainted specifically for Olivia

The Message Meaning

5 What specific feminist issues did the outfit address
The primary message was about reproductive rights and bodily autonomy The slogans directly referenced the ongoing political debates and legal challenges surrounding abortion access in the United States

6 Is this the first time Olivia Rodrigo has been political
No She has been openly vocal about feminist and political issues for a while She has spoken at the White House about vaccine access and she frequently uses her platform to encourage young people to vote and to support prochoice organizations

7 Why is it a big deal for a pop star to do this at a festival
Because festivals have massive mainstream audiences Its a highvisibility platform By making her political stance a core part of her performance outfitnot just a speech between songsshe ensures the message is seen by millions on social media and in photos reaching beyond just the people in the crowd