For her Glastonbury debut, Olivia Rodrigo tapped French designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin for a custom lace-and-leather moment that was equal parts poetic and provocative.

Filipino-American singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo brought a touch of dream-grunge romance to the fields of Worthy Farm, wearing a custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin ensemble that highlighted her unique beauty at Glastonbury. Known for fusing Gen Z angst with Y2K nostalgia, the Grammy-winning pop sensation embraced the festival&rsquo;s storied spirit with a look that was equal parts ethereal, subversive, and &mdash; unmistakably &mdash; Olivia.

Meticulously handcrafted in the Ludovic de Saint Sernin Paris atelier, the dress was a striking fusion of Renaissance meets modern romance. The bodice featured structured white lamb leather, sculpted into a bustier silhouette and detailed with the brand&rsquo;s signature silver eyelets and corset-style lacing &mdash; a subtle nod to Saint Sernin&rsquo;s subversive take on intimacy. Delicate white lace cups softened the structure, while a ruffled lace skirt added movement and lyricism, floating around her as she commanded the Glastonbury Stage.
It was Olivia at her most ethereal &mdash; and most empowered. The interplay between the armor-like leather and the airy lace echoed the duality of her onstage presence: sweet and searing, vulnerable and volcanic. Styled by her go-to duo Chloe &amp; Chenelle Delgadillo, the look felt intentional and an aesthetic evolution in step with Olivia's growing confidence as an artist.

And for the designer himself, the moment was deeply personal. Ludovic de Saint Sernin wrote on Instagram: "Olivia, I know how much Glastonbury means to you. Last night was a dream come true. Huge congratulations to you and everyone on your team for this incredible milestone in your career. Thank you so much for including me in your vision for this moment. I love you so much."
From the dress&rsquo;s artful construction to the stripped-back, soft-glam makeup and undone brunette waves, everything about Rodrigo&rsquo;s Glastonbury moment felt dreamy yet grounded.&nbsp; And if this look is any indication of what&rsquo;s to come for LDSS Spring/Summer 2026, we&rsquo;re already counting down.
Photos via Instagram/ludovicdesaintsernin

All the Details of Olivia Rodrigo's Dreamy Ludovic de Saint Sernin Glastonbury Look

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All the Details of Olivia Rodrigo's Dreamy Ludovic de Saint Sernin Glastonbury Look

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