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Bebe Rexha wore black combat boots to bring popstar realness to the Coachella 2024 stage on Sunday. The “I’m Good (Blue)” singer laced up her tall smooth leather boots to sing, dance and hair-flip during her energetic Coachella performance debut.
Bebe Rexha has donned a lot of all-black looks lately. At the 2024 Billboard Women In Music celebration in March, Rexha wore black pointed-toe pumps. At the 2024 GRAMMY Awards in February, she wore black platform sandals, and a pair of sleek black pointed-toe stiletto boots at the Warner Music Group Pre-GRAMMY Party.
The Grammy-nominated singer’s set included her hit collabs from over the years, including 2019’s “Call You Mine” with EDM duo The Chainsmokers and 2017’s “Meant to Be” with country act Florida Georgia Line. She closed her performance by bringing out French DJ David Guetta, for their Eiffel 65-sampling 2023 smash hit, “I’m Good (Blue).”
Friday marked the start of Coachella 2024, which was headlined by Lana Del Rey and also featured sets from Lil Uzi Vert, Ateez, Sabrina Carpenter and Justice, among many others. Tyler, The Creator headlined Saturday at Coachella, and Doja Cat headlined Sunday, donning five different, eccentric looks and shoes. Weekend 2 will kick off on April 19 and see all the artists returning to Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif.
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Bebe Rexha’s Shoe Style
The New York-born singer and songwriter has been active in the music industry since 2010, penning chart-topping pop hits for herself and artists like Rihanna and G-Eazy. Her red carpet and on-stage style has evolved over the years, although she often leans into glamorous and edgy styles. On the red carpet, she opts for bold boots and heels from designers like Moschino, Sophia Webster and Giuseppe Zanotti.
Combat Boots
Originally designed to be worn by soldiers on the battlefield, combat boots are utilitarian footwear created for foot protection, ankle support and with a gripping tread. Classically made of black leather, combat boots, particularly Dr. Martens, were adopted by counterculture movements in the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, including the goth, punk, grunge and heavy metal scenes. Dr. Martens and other style-forward combat boots remain a music festival fashion mainstay.
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