Photos show how Coachella fashion has changed in the past decade

At Coachella 10 years ago, the festival 'fits were a lot less elaborate. Many festivalgoers wore tiny denim shorts and low-rise skirts in an array of colors.

Those who wanted a more bohemian look often added fringe or a headband.

For an edgier look, attendees stomped around the grounds in combat boots.

Although the fashion was still relatively tame, a stand-out piece for the 2013 festival was the micro-top.

Bralettes, cropped shirts, and bikini tops were paired with anything from a full-length maxi skirt to daisy dukes.

Coachella 2014 saw style get more daring and intricate, with some festivalgoers showing some skin in crocheted and mesh materials.

You could even see some people wearing only swimsuits or skipping tops altogether.

Even bigger than bohemian clothes at Coachella 2015 were "bohemian" accessories. The flower crown was turning into a festival staple, but fashionistas also piled on other headpieces like cat ears, chunky jewelry, belts, sunglasses, and bags.

Big names like Jenner and Hilton both showed up to Coachella that year in hippie-inspired looks, proving that boho-mania was making a comeback on the festival circuit.

Coachella 2016 was the year of black-and-white looks for many attendees. Some went for all-white or all-black with their ensembles, while others mixed them together for contrast.

High-slit skirts, boots, and midriff-bearing sets also made strong appearances in 2016.

Publications from Teen Vogue to Mic began publishing guides about "how to avoid cultural appropriation at Coachella," a problematic reputation that continues to this day.

Many festivalgoers simply wore toned-down versions of boho-chic trends, opting for layered necklaces, wide-brimmed hats, and funky sequin designs.

Pigtail braids and space buns were very popular among people with long hair.

Festivalgoers went all-out with skin-baring looks, which they frequently paired with sparkly accessories or bejeweled accents.

Vibrant colors were everywhere, especially when it came to hair.

While sequins still reigned supreme at Coachella, 2019 bore the unmistakable air of shifting trends, with many fans wearing Y2K-era styles like slip dresses and low-slung pants.

Although some vestiges of old festival fashion remained in 2022, the overall vibe was more casual and cohesive.

As opposed to the maximalist trends of yesteryear, festivalgoers largely favored matching pieces and color coordination.

Oversized outfits and fringed dresses were popular styles, as were bold patterns like marble swirl and cow print. Cowboy boots and Dr. Martens were easily the most common footwear options, though many comfort-minded fans chose to wear sneakers.

Follow along with Insider's Coachella coverage here.