You're not getting déjà vu: Seonghwa from ATEEZ and Reneé Rapp really showed up at Coachella wearing the same thing — and we are not talking about their on-stage black 'fits.
Weekend 1 of Coachella 2024 is already over, and it’s been a whirlwind. Both ATEEZ and Reneé Rapp took the stage this leg of the festival, each prompting a plethora of viral moments and internet buzz. Even off the stage, Rapp's and Seonghwa's styles similarly captured our attention, especially because they happened to be almost exactly the same.
On April 13, Rapp was spotted at the Interscope & Capitol Records Coachella Party along with rumored girlfriend Towa Bird. While Bird repped her song “B.I.L.L.S.” in a cropped graphic tee with its lyrics, Rapp opted for a jersey-esque pink and soccer-inspired white and pink striped satin collared top from Acne Studios.
Rapp styled her Acne jersey with jeans, sneakers, and silver layered necklaces with matching rings and earrings. For final touches, she carried a denim Louis Vuitton bag and a pair of all-black rectangular sunglasses.
Today, April 15, Seonghwa shared photos from his first weekend at Coachella to X (formerly Twitter), captioned “in Coachella.” In addition to a snap of group mates Hongjoong and San riding the iconic Ferris wheel, he posted a few shots of himself at the festival, wearing the exact same Acne Studios as Rapp. While we can't see full outfit details, at a glimpse, his styling seems to be a bit more laid-back with just a pair of matching pink lens sunglasses with silver rims.
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Although Rapp and Seonghwa tend to have vastly different on-stage styles, this matching moment proves that their off-duty styles don't seem to be too far off. Rapp definitely knows how to rock a classically chic look and Seonghwa previously told Teen Vogue his off-duty style is often inspired by the places he's visiting.
It's unclear whether Rapp and Seonghwa were able to link up while wearing the same ‘fit this past weekend — but there's always hope for Weekend 2! May we humbly suggest a TikTok to the tune of Muni Long's viral verse, “Twin, where have you been?”
