Lollapalooza is far more than a musical showcase; it is a premier venue for artists to define their visual identity. At Lollapalooza 2026, the festival grounds in Chicago became a runway where the intersection of sound and style was on full display. We spoke with a diverse lineup of performers, including aespa, MUNA, INJI, and Frost Children, to uncover the stories behind their festival looks and the fragrances that defined their weekend.

For INJI, the stage was a place for bold expression. Her performance outfit featured a modified prom dress, paired with a shimmering fringe skirt and a custom sash. When asked about her signature scent, she noted a rotation between Tom Ford’s jasmine, Chanel No. 5, and Miss Dior. Similarly, the members of aespa leaned into their signature aesthetic, with Giselle and Ningning sporting pieces from the London-based brand 1xblue. Their fragrance choices were equally curated, ranging from Le Labo’s THÉ NOIR 29 to Kilian Paris’s citrus blends.

The festival also provided a glimpse into the more personal side of touring life. MUNA’s Naomi McPherson shared her love for Perfumer H’s Moss, while her bandmates Katie Gavin and Jo Maskin opted for a custom deodorant created by McPherson herself. Meanwhile, Jae Stephens brought a sense of ‘audacity’ to her look, wearing an Agent Provocateur bra that served as a thematic nod to her upcoming album. Whether it was Cruz Beckham’s Baccarat Rouge 540 or the preppy, nautical-inspired details seen on Snow Strippers, the artists at Lollapalooza 2026 proved that personal style remains an essential component of the modern festival experience.