Olivia Rodrigo Teams Up with 10 Female Etsy Sellers for Daisy Chain Fields Accessory Collection

To celebrate the launch of her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California, Olivia Rodrigo has teamed up with Etsy to unveil a whimsical collection of custom accessories and keepsakes.

Announced this past Thursday, the line features creative contributions from ten independent women-led businesses found on the Etsy platform. The collection captures a charming, vintage-inspired aesthetic, offering fans everything from handcrafted beaded jewelry and floral crowns to personalized junk journal kits, custom bookmarks, and intricate linocut art.

“I found so much inspiration in the handmade props I used for my ‘The Cure’ music video,” Rodrigo noted in an official statement. “Collaborating with such a talented group of women to curate these pieces for Daisy Chain Fields has been a dream. I love that festival-goers will have the chance to support these artists directly and walk away with their own unique, handmade treasures.”

The collection perfectly complements the festival’s rustic, ethereal vibe. Beyond the merchandise, the August 29 event highlights a powerhouse lineup, including Stevie Nicks, Chappell Roan, KATSEYE, and Doechii. True to her commitment to social impact, Rodrigo confirmed that all festival proceeds will be donated to organizations advocating for women and girls, such as the Center for Reproductive Rights and Planned Parenthood.

Festival attendees can browse the full range of items online or purchase them on-site during the event.

“Building this festival has been a long-held ambition of mine, and I’m thrilled it’s finally coming to life,” the Grammy-winning artist shared earlier this summer. “By uniting female voices in music with organizations dedicated to a brighter future, we’re striving to build a community grounded in hope and meaningful change.”

Rodrigo has been busy balancing the momentum of her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love—which recently topped the Billboard 200—with the hands-on logistics of launching her festival. In a recent conversation with Diane Sawyer, the artist emphasized her vision for the event: “When I first imagined this, I saw girls gathered under trees, crafting flower crowns and friendship bracelets. I reached out to Sarah McLachlan, the founder of Lilith Fair, first—she’s a true trailblazer and a wonderful mentor.”

Take a look at the Daisy Chain Fields Etsy collection in the video below: