Kelly Osbourne’s Confusing Coachella Outfit with Saddle Shoes

While every other celebrity was going for the hippie, bohemian, boho chic look at the 2010 Coachella Music Festival, Kelly Osbourne took a completely different route and went… well, I don’t really know where she went:

April 16, 2010 – Kelly Osbourne and fiancé Luke Worrall attend day 1 of Coachella

She went 60s for her floral minidress, 80s for her shiny quilted Chanel bag, 50s for her saddle shoes, and the current year 2010 for her long cardigan. In other words, her outfit was all over the place with all the different inspirations taken from different eras.

I applaud Kelly for her efforts to try something completely different from everyone else at Coachella but honestly, this really confuses me.  I wish she at least did something to her hair to make it look less grandma-ish and the dress, though pretty, is a bit too stuffy and formal-looking for an event like Coachella.

Mixing and matching trends from other time periods is very tricky and should really only be done one or two pieces at a time. But I don’t think Kelly Osbourne really cares about that right now though because she recently just lost a lot of weight and looks very happy with her fiancé of one year, model Luke Worrall.

If I were to take one trend from Kelly Osbourne’s outfit, it would be her 50s saddle shoes of course:

Kelly Osbourne and her 50s saddle shoes

I haven’t verified it yet, but these look very much like the Bass Women’s Enfield shoes that we also saw on Chloe Sevigny before. Chloe Sevigny wore hers with a leather jacket and jeans, which made her saddle shoes look cool and modern.

Do you prefer Kelly Osbourne’s style or Chloe Sevigny’s style with the saddle shoes?

Purchase the Bass Women’s Enfield saddle shoes for $65.00 at Shoes.com.