Kylie Jenner flaunts her Justin Bieber-inspired nails just in time for his Coachella performance.
On her nails, Kylie Jenner is counting the blossoms. The founder of Kylie Cosmetics expressed her affection for friend Justin Bieber, who will perform on the second day of Coachella on April 11. Kylie received a multicolored, sparkling floral nail set that was reminiscent of the daisy Spotwear patches from Justin's collaboration with wife Hailey Bieber's beauty business Rhode, while other fans might wear JB's merchandise.
"It's giving Bieberchella," the Khy owner, who is familiar with the festival, wrote on her Instagram Story.
Afterwards, while traveling to Coachella in a private jet, Kylie asked her friends which shows they were most looking forward to. Stassie Karanikolaou and Victoria Villarroel, Kylie's former assistant, were among the longstanding best friends seen aboard the plane.
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“I’m Kylie,” on April 9, the 28-year-old posted a TikTok of herself holding her Birkin purse. “And I’m excited to see Justin.”
Stassie, meanwhile, expressed her excitement at seeing Young Thug and Victoria support Karol G, who will be the first Latina headliner at Coachella on April 12.
For Justin, this festival will also be a first. The 32-year-old will be performing solo for the first time this year, but he has previously appeared as a guest for a number of Coachella artists.
Prior to the milestone, the singer of "Baby" performed mostly songs from his most recent albums, SWAG and SWAG II, at a small show at the Troubadour on April 4 as a prelude to Coachella.
Justin has been putting a lot of effort into his set; late October, he teased his plans on a Twitch broadcast, revealing, "I’m gonna do the whole, both [SWAG] projects, probably, and just find a way to merge some of the old songs in where I can and, like, I haven’t performed these songs live yet, and that’ll be kind of the first time I really do them all live like that."
The "Yukon" musician revealed on the webcast that Coachella was a comfortable place for him, although expressing some nervousness about possible touring.
While fans eagerly anticipate this year's Coachella performances—and possible guests—he remarked, "It soothes the soul."