Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival just got even more special. The 25-year-old artist announced a collaboration with 10 female Etsy sellers to create a handmade accessory collection that perfectly captures the aesthetic of her upcoming all-women festival. Inspired by the handmade props and sets she used in her “The Cure” music video, the collection features beaded jewelry, flower crowns, hair clips, patches, junk journal kits, and linocut cards. Each piece is created by female small business owners, making this collaboration about so much more than just merch.

 

The collection launches online now and will also be available for purchase in-person at Daisy Chain Fields on August 29 in Irvine, California. Festival-goers will have the unique opportunity to meet and support the artists directly, which adds another layer of connection to what’s already shaping up to be an incredible event. The August 29 festival features an all-women lineup including Stevie Nicks, Chappell Roan, KATSEYE, and Doechii, creating a truly female-forward music experience that goes beyond just the stage.

What makes this collaboration even more meaningful is that all festival proceeds benefit organizations dedicated to women and girls’ rights, including Planned Parenthood and the Center for Reproductive Rights. Rodrigo is using her platform to support multiple communities at once: small female business owners, emerging female artists, and organizations working toward reproductive freedom. In a moment where celebrity collaborations often feel hollow or purely profit-driven, this partnership stands out as genuinely thoughtful and mission-aligned. Are you planning to snag any pieces from the collection, or will you be hitting up the festival on August 29?