Getting Ready with Pritika Swarup for the 2025 Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony
When it comes to seamlessly blending elegance, intellect, and global impact, Pritika Swarup stands in a league of her own. The international fashion model, Ivy League graduate, Operation Smile Global Ambassador, and founder of holistic beauty brand Prakti turned heads at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony — and took GRAZIA USA behind the scenes for an exclusive digital photo diary capturing every meaningful moment. The Magic of the Moment: What Cannes Means to Pritika Swarup
The Cannes Film Festival is one of the most iconic celebrations of global cinema, but the Closing Ceremony holds a particular significance. It's a night where the industry's most distinguished talents gather to honor storytelling at its finest, dressed in couture that speaks volumes. For Swarup, returning to Cannes felt deeply personal. Photo Credit: Diana Catch
'Being here tonight is incredibly special,' she shares with us. 'It's my second time attending the Cannes Film Festival closing ceremony, and each time feels like a true honor… It reminds me of my journey so far and how grateful I am to grow alongside so many extraordinary artists we're here to celebrate.' How She Gets Ready: Ritual, Rhythm, and Radiance
Behind the glamour lies intention. Before stepping into the spotlight, Swarup begins with a deep, grounding ritual — a holistic approach that reflects her Ayurvedic roots and personal wellness philosophy. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'I start with grounding rituals — meditation, breathwork, and skin prep using Prakti's PritiPolish Instant Glow Exfoliator and SundaSkin Essential Hydrating Serum,' she explains. 'All beauty begins within… Even a few minutes of breathwork or journaling can completely shift my energy. I approach well-being holistically, often turning to the Ayurvedic principles I grew up with — focusing on balance, alignment, and inner harmony. For me, it's about staying connected to myself, even in the midst of all the chaos and excitement,' she continues.
'And during glam, I blast a power playlist — everything from Bollywood to The Weeknd — to get into my zone.' The Glam Plan: Elevating Old Hollywood with a Modern Twist
Every element of Swarup's red carpet look was chosen with precision and care — from her sculptural Zuhair Murad gown to her velvet-tied waves. Together, the ensemble told a story of femininity, strength, and grace. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'For the closing ceremony, we were channeling elegant and sculptural but with a softness that felt fresh and unexpected,' she notes. 'Fabio Petri created a beautiful half-up, half-down hairstyle with soft waves and a velvet bow… Soo Park gave me radiant, sculpted skin, a subtle, smokey bronzed eye, and a plush nude lip that brought dimension. We wanted it to feel powerful yet ethereal.' From Virginia Beach to the Croisette: Carrying Heritage with Pride
At a festival known for cinematic storytelling, Swarup uses fashion and beauty to tell her own. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'My Indian heritage is a constant source of strength and inspiration… On an international stage like Cannes, I see it as an opportunity to share my own narrative. I carry that legacy with pride and always hope to reflect it with grace and intention.' Fashion with Purpose: A Statement Beyond Style
The red carpet is about identity, heritage, and self-expression to Swarup. With every detail, she brings her story to life. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'Zuhair Murad is a dear friend and a true master of intricate craftsmanship and timeless elegance… Its [the gown] sweeping velvet cape and elegant gloves, paired with the beautiful sheer silhouette, strike the perfect balance between delicate and powerful. The gown embodies a refined femininity that perfectly reflects how I wanted to feel tonight, graceful and effortlessly chic. To me, it captures the spirit and glamour of Cannes.' Balancing the Chaos: Staying Grounded While on the Move
While Cannes is all glam on the outside, the lead-up to the ceremony wasn't without its curveballs. A citywide power outage added chaos to an already high-energy day. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'When the electricity went out in Cannes for hours before the closing ceremony, everyone started panicking. It was chaotic — hair tools weren't working, lights were out, and for a second, it felt like the entire evening might unravel,' she admits. 'But my team pulled it all together… It reminded me that no matter how polished things look on the outside, it's the resilience, creativity, and teamwork behind the scenes that make the real magic happen.' Dressing with Intention: The Message in the Look
More than just a beautiful ensemble, the multi-hyphenate's look carried a message. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'I wanted this look to reflect the harmony between strength and softness — two sides of my story. It's about celebrating the complexity of womanhood: bold yet tender, fierce yet graceful.' The Finishing Touch: Jewelry That Speaks Volumes
Swarup chose Boucheron diamonds to complete her look — delicate yet striking pieces that added dimension to her soft-glam silhouette. Photo Credit: Gabriele Di Martino
'I chose Boucheron for their timeless artistry. I wore delicate diamond earrings and a ring, each piece thoughtfully chosen for its structured beauty that echoes the gown's elegance. Together, they brought a sense of refinement and sophistication.' Style on a World Stage: What Cannes Fashion Means to Her
At Cannes, style becomes symbolic — and for Swarup, fashion is a medium for meaning. Photo Credit: Diana Catch
'Fashion on the Cannes red carpet is a way to express who I am in that moment… For me, it's about how the look makes me feel, what it represents, and the story I want to share with the world. I'm drawn to pieces that carry emotion, heritage, and impeccable craftsmanship — those details that elevate fashion into true art. When it all comes together, it tells a powerful story.' A Lasting Impression
As the curtain closed on another unforgettable Cannes Film Festival, Pritika Swarup's presence on the red carpet served as a reminder that true beauty lies not just in the gowns or the glamour — but in the intention, identity, and inner strength behind it all. Through her holistic rituals, thoughtful fashion choices, and unwavering grace, Swarup didn't just attend the closing ceremony — she embodied its spirit.
And with every step, she continues to redefine what it means to be a modern woman on the world stage: grounded, empowered, and unapologetically herself — with an elegant and meaningful sense of style.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Grazia USA
3 days ago
- Grazia USA
Belle Époque Romance Meets Modern Luxury On The Seine At This Parisian Hotel
Photo: @hotellutetia, Instagram Picture this: your morning starts with a quintessential French breakfast, warm croissants, freshly squeezed orange juice, and rich café crème. You sip, you savour, and you watch as Paris slowly comes to life below, and once again the French (or you) fall in love with life all over again. From its restaurants to its glistening Eiffel Tower suites, the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia Paris is like living the true Parisian dream. This palace-style hotel is romantically set along the street of Babylon in the 6th arrondissement, making it convenient and perfect for shopping and curious excursions around the famous Rue de Rennes. This Art Nouveau is not just an illustration of literature; it's an iconic landmark that has hosted the likes of famous artists such as Picasso, Sartre, and James Joyce. This left-bank glamour hotel has a total of 184 rooms and suites, with the top floor featuring GRAZIA's favourite Eiffel Deluxe Rooms, which offer balconies with show-stopping views of Saint-Germain's landscape and, of course, the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Louis‑Charles Boileau and Henri Tauzin, each room at the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia is a masterclass in Parisian elegance. Belgian oak floors, eucalyptus‑veneer panelling, and Murano glass lights that create a warm, romantic atmosphere with just the right touch of heritage. Think buttery 500-thread-count sheets, Carrara marble bathrooms bathed in natural light, and deep soaking tubs that feel more sculpture than fixture. Photo: @hotellutetia, Instagram Although the atmosphere is something everyone feels instantly, the gastronomy at Brasserie Lutetia is truly on another level. Tucked beneath a glass roof, this is the checkpoint where Parisians mass to wine, dine, and be seen in the spirit of Saint-Germain society. Here, refined French classics are brought to life under the direction of Executive Chef Patrick Charvet, whose culinary style masterfully merges tradition with modernity. Using seasonal ingredients and delicate technique, he reimagines classic French dishes for the everyday modern diner. Some standout plates include the perfectly seared sole meunière, elegant beef tartare, and oysters fresh from the raw bar. From sunrise breakfasts to late-night glasses of Chablis, Brasserie Lutetia delivers effortlessly chic Left Bank dining. We recommend the full experience, terrace seat included. Photo: @hotellutetia, Instagram Stay for the oyster-leaf martinis at Bar Joséphine, where old-school Parisian novels meet modern-day mixology. Named after the iconic Joséphine Baker, it holds a mood that feels straight out of a black-and-white film. The signature cocktails are as artistic as the surroundings; floor-to-ceiling restored frescoed and velvet banquettes, topped by a jazz repertoire that flows from room to room. From jet-lag recovery massages to Cellcosmet facials, The Akasha Spa wellness escape features a dreamy menu of treatments that include Eastern rituals with modern skincare science. Not to mention a 17-metre indoor pool, steam room, sauna, and guided meditation sessions, each detail is fashioned with maximum restoration in mind. The bonus? An in-house salon by Christophe-Nicolas Biot, an artist and mastermind in the hair world, that will leave you feeling better than when you came in. topics: PARIS, The Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, Grazia travel, HOTELS, LUXURY
Grazia USA
6 days ago
- Grazia USA
Beyoncé Hosts A Destiny's Child Reunion At Her Final ‘Cowboy Carter' Show
Beyoncé officially wrapped up her Cowboy Carter tour this weekend. For the occasion, she brought out some old friends to help. During the Las Vegas show on Saturday night, the star surprised the audience by bringing out Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams to join her on stage. To announce the iconic entry, she cheered, 'It's Destiny's Child, bitch!' This marks the first Destiny's Child reunion in seven years, with the last one being in 2018, during Beyoncé's Coachella stage. The three dressed in coordinating sequinned Western outfits and proceeded to sing some of their much-loved hits. They began with 'Lose My Breath' and went on to perform 'Say My Name' and 'Bootylicious' among other tracks. The last track hasn't been performed by the group since 2013. The trio also went on to perform Beyoncé's song 'Energy' together. Founded in 1997, the group disbanded in 2006 to focus on solo careers after achieving great success as an ensemble. Beyoncé's debut solo album was titled Dangerously in Love which was a resounding hit and went on to win five Grammys. Cowboy Carter was her eighth release, which she has been touring since April this year, across America and Europe. Now that this era seems to be drawing to a close, fans are anticipating ACT III of the star's album trilogy in 2026 (the trilogy so far includes Renaissance and Cowboy Carter). However, with the 30-year anniversary of the first Destiny's Child album coming up in 2028, some fans speculate a reunion project may also be on the horizon in a few years. All the nostalgia fuelled 90s-kids out there definitely wouldn't be complaining if this does end up coming to fruition.
Grazia USA
26-07-2025
- Grazia USA
Inside Tomorrowland 2025: A Luxury-Infused Look at the World's Most Iconic Music Festival — Plus Artist Interviews
The Great Library of Tomorrow stage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland Tomorrowland — the world's most iconic electronic dance music festival — has grown from a local Belgian event into a global phenomenon since its inception in 2005. Held annually in Boom, Belgium, it spans two weekends in July and welcomes more than 400,000 attendees from around the world. Known for its fantastical stage design, powerhouse DJ lineups, and atmosphere of global unity, Tomorrowland has become a pilgrimage for electronic music lovers and festivalgoers alike — and with that comes the plethora of well-known names and, of course, unbeatable festival fashion. This year's edition, Tomorrowland Belgium 2025, was particularly notable — not only for its jaw-dropping performances, but for a devastating fire that broke out on the Mainstage just two days before opening. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and despite this setback, the festival team miraculously rebuilt and delivered yet another unforgettable chapter in its storied legacy. Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland For GRAZIA , Tomorrowland represents the cultural vanguard — where self-expression through music, beauty, and fashion collides with boundary-pushing technology and global community. It's the ultimate real-world runway, dance floor, and emotional reset. We're here to give you an exclusive inside look at what it's like to attend this iconic event, including everything you need to know to attend yourself, exclusive video interviews with the legendary artists who performed at Weekend 1, top travel and style tips, and honest reflections on a weekend that felt like entering another universe. FROM FLAMES TO FANTASY: HOW TOMORROWLAND 2025 REBUILT ENTER THE WORLD OF ORBYZ GETTING THERE AND WHERE TO STAY THE FESTIVAL GROUNDS: STYLE, STAGES, AND SURPRISES THE SETS: SOUNDTRACKING A DREAMSCAPE BEHIND-THE-SCENES WITH THE ARTISTS: INTERVIEWS IN THEIR OWN WORDS INSIDER TIPS: WHAT TO PACK AND HOW TO SURVIVE IN STYLE FINAL REFLECTIONS: TOMORROWLAND AS A STATE OF MIND From the glimmer of body gems to the pounding pulse of the Mainstage, here is your all-access guide to Tomorrowland Belgium! From Flames to Fantasy: How Tomorrowland 2025 Rebuilt Tomorrowland Mainstage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland When Tomorrowland 2025 began with a fire on the iconic Mainstage on July 16, just days before opening, some wondered whether the festival would still deliver on its promises of magic, music, and unity. What unfolded instead was a triumphant, immersive experience that only strengthened the mythos of the most legendary dance festival on Earth. Despite the devastating fire caused by a pyrotechnic-related accident during pre-show testing, the production team miraculously rebuilt the stage in under 48 hours using infrastructure from Metallica's recent tour. The result? A reimagined stage that offered more intimate fan experiences and a display of production agility that stunned industry insiders, and dare we say, made music history. Enter the World of ORBYZ Planaxis stage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland Tomorrowland 2025 transported festivalgoers into a dazzling new dimension with its official theme: 'ORBYZ.' This year's narrative unveiled a mysterious civilization that exists beneath a colossal ice cap — a subterranean world entirely forged of ice and rock. As the glaciers of this mythical planet begin to melt, a radiant red crystal is discovered, unlocking the history and power of a previously hidden species known as the ORBYZ . According to Tomorrowland's official lore, these indigenous beings are the custodians of harmony, community, and ritual — values that mirror the ethos of the festival itself. The red crystal, central to their story, symbolizes energy, life, and emotional connection — and served as a visual motif throughout the festival's design. The immersive environment reflected this icy narrative with glowing blue hues, crystal-inspired architecture, and stage designs that evoked a sense of cosmic discovery. The stages featured layered silver beams and frosted detailing, while visual content across LED screens expanded the ORBYZ storyline through animated interludes and ambient sequences. This was a festival that fused mythology, sustainability, and future-forward spectacle into one singular world-building experience. Getting There and Where to Stay DreamVille; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland I flew into Brussels Airport and checked into the sleek and central Mövenpick Hotel, which served as the press base for media attending this year's festival. While DreamVille — the festival's onsite camping experience — is a rite of passage for many, staying offsite provided a touch of luxury and reliable rest after long days. The hotel's early breakfast hours and shuttle access to Boom made it a seamless hub for navigating the weekend. Tomorrowland flag; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland The journey to Boom felt like a parade. Groups of friends, decked out in rhinestones and Tomorrowland flags, packed the shuttles with style and anticipation. There's a palpable sense of global unity en route — a reminder that this isn't just a festival, but a pilgrimage. Navigating the festival itself is a masterclass in organization. Your Tomorrowland bracelet doubles as a digital wallet, event pass, and setlist guide, syncing with the Tomorrowland app to send push reminders before your favorite DJs go live. The MediaVillage and ArtistVillage — nestled behind the Papillon area, known for its culinary experiences, live music, wine pairings, and a variety of food and drink options — became my oasis, complete with shaded lounges, private bars, a food truck, WiFi to work, and lockers to store your belongings. The Festival Grounds: Style, Stages, and Surprises The Great Library of Tomorrow stage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland Tomorrowland is more than a music festival — it's a sprawling fantasy world. Across lakes, forests, and hills, over a dozen stages dazzled with custom architecture, each rooted in this year's 'ORBYZ' storyline. The Mainstage (despite being a last-minute rebuild) shone like a sci-fi cathedral — the remnants of the original stage still noticeable in the background, serving as a reminder of the power of this festival, and the unity it took for the show to still go on. A personal favorite of mine was The Great Library of Tomorrow stage. A thematic masterpiece worthy of all your Tomorrowland dreams. A pleasant surprise was also the small, but electric, Elixir Stage right outside of the Papillon area — always playing contagious, energy-filled sets fusing hip-hop and pop tracks with house music. Annabel Stop It's set had the crowd moshing in glitter boots and chainmail crop tops. It was the perfect example of Tomorrowland's magic: unexpected, visceral, and deeply connected. Photos courtesy of Tomorrowland Fashion here is an art form — both personal and performative. Festivalgoers plan outfits months in advance, with TikTok and Pinterest moodboards guiding their looks. Sequins, leather, fringe, mesh, micro shorts, vintage finds, rhinestone body jewelry, and statement beauty looks all made appearances. More functional glam also took the spotlight, like platform boots and on-trend sneakers paired with metallic bodysuits, elevated intimates, and accessories from oversized belts and sunglasses to headscarves, which made the whole outfit. For many of the artists, their fashion is a very crucial part of their performance and stage presence. And at Tomorrowland, those on the lineup take their stage looks just as seriously as those in attendance. Photo Credit: @jaxjones/Instagram Jax Jones donned a vintage-inspired Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles tee with a bright green baseball hat and matching neck bandana, paired with ' jewelry that is hella expensive to make it look cool,' for his back-to-back set with MK. The DJ calls his current style ' borderline cring, ' while living in the high-low fashion 'paradox.' MK added that fashion and music always go hand-in-hand — proven with his new track 'Dior.' Photo Credit: @sofitukker/Instagram Sofi Tukker embraced bold and colorful festival fashion, with Sofi sharing with GRAZIA , ' Tukker usually decides what he's wearing, and then Tukker helps me decide what I'm wearing. So I would say less collaborative, more Tukker. ' Tukker chimes in, adding that how he dresses on stage is a direct reflection of how he dresses in everyday life — but on the stage, he sometimes makes it 'a little more shiny and reflective, or maybe a little louder.' Photo Credit: @maddixmusic/Instagram Maddix wore a street-inspired style for his set, featuring a graffiti-esque, jersey-style tee with pastel blue and orange detailing, paired back to light-washed, cargo denim. ' I love fashion, actually,' Maddix shares with us. 'I'm always trying to look for new, cool clothes that no one has.' GRAZIA USA Editor Karli Poliziani My own festival fashion kit? Inspo from Spring/Summer 2025 trends, as seen on the runways but reinterpreted for a festival, including boho chic, sheer fabrics, micro skirts, lots of layering — both with apparel and accessories — and embellishments. A black, logo-embossed Alexander Wang Ricco crossbody bag with silver detailing, oversized belts and jewelry, metallic body glitter and matching face gems, and, of course, fashionable yet functional footwear, were the rockstars of this festival season's necessities for me. The Sets: Soundtracking a Dreamscape Crystal Garden stage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland Across three days, I danced, I sang, and I lost my voice — all to sets that felt like cinematic crescendos. MK and Jax Jones delivered a vibrant back-to-back set. In the MediaVillage, MK tells us his favorite part of Tomorrowland is 't he crowd and the other DJs that are here. ' While Meduza shares his immense gratitude for the 2025 festival even happening. ' I feel grateful, especially for what happened two days ago to the Mainstage; how it completely burned down. I think the guys did the miracle here to make this happen. As I said, I will be forever grateful to give us this opportunity to play here today.' James Hype marvels at the production's magnitude: 'Back when I first started out DJing, it was literally my dream to play Tomorrowland. And I know how much it means to the people in the audience as well. People save up their money, they travel for thousands of miles.' Lost Frequencies, a Belgian hero at Tomorrowland, delivered a genre-defying, ecstatic set. ' I made a version of 'Sweet Disposition' from The Temper Trap, which is actually a really big track that I didn't want to remix in the first place — because there is already an amazing version from John Summit and there's an amazing version from Axwell,' he lets us in on. 'But the guys reached out to me from The Temper Trap and they were like, 'We want you to make a remix.' I was like, 'If you're going to ask me, I'm not going to say no.'' Dillon Francis calls it a ' spectacle ,' not just a music festival, when describing what makes Tomorrowland different. And Sam Feldt praises its storytelling. ' I feel like if you just walk around here, it feels like a Disneyland, right?' he explains. 'They got the best people in the world working on the experience versus, here's a stage and here are artists. They have the biggest artists, but that's not what it's about. It's about disappearing into this magical wonderland that they've created.' Whether it was Meduza's signature deep-house surge or Lost Frequencies performing on his home turf, each artist brought their own magic. 'It's truly an honor to play Tomorrowland,' James Hype says humbly. 'So, w e've got to make it special for everyone.' Behind-the-Scenes with the Artists: Interviews in Their Own Words GRAZIA sat down one-on-one with a number of the artists for quick but revealing interviews pre and post-set, to get you the inside scoop on the pure magic they bring to Tomorrowland. From a look into their curated setlists to their unique sense of stage style, what emerged were moments of honesty, humor, and shared reverence for what Tomorrowland represents. Dillon Francis : 'Right now, I'm very much going back to a lot of the trap stuff that was from 2015, 2016. So that, and then house as well. It's just such a fun genre right now. I feel like there's so many different sub-genres in it.' 'I tend to put quite a bit of pressure on these types of sets because they mean a lot in the dance music calendar. People will look forward to, 'What's James Hype got for Tomorrowland?' So, I need to make sure I've got loads of new IDs and some new transitions.' 'I guess my USP is I write songs from scratch on the guitar, and then I convert them into dance records. I love collaborating. It's probably where we get the best results.' 'Every year now, for the last few years, I've been hosting the stage, Lost Frequencies & Friends, which is at The Library. And every year, I try to get Netsky to close the stage. I think that's every year my favorite moment of the festival, because my show is done, my work is done, the stage hosting is done. This is the last moment of the day and he always manages to get a lot of people coming to the stage to see him.' 'It's my first time at Tomorrowland, and this is something as a kid you dream about when you start making music. I've been making music for 16, 17 years, and finally I played it. So it was actually also emotional and it was a really special moment for me.' 'Performing in a nightclub, it's more, I would say easy, because you just get into the club and then see the mood of the venue and the vibe, and then you just follow the journey. And then just change the music if something goes wrong or right. Festival, I think it's more just like a show. You need to entertain people. You need to give them your music, or maybe a different edit of your music, but it's your show.' 'My best remixes have been songs that sound nothing that could be remixable. Those are the best ones.' 'I call it Future Tropical. That's a mixtape series, same name, started this year. Specifically, also, because I do see that that's coming back. You have Afro house, progressive house, all making a comeback because I feel like people are just a little bit tired of just hearing the beats. They want the melodies again, they want the vocals again, the euphoria that's associated with electronic music, instead of just having the tech house or the techno — which, of course, has its place and has a huge hype. But I feel like there's a countermovement on the way.' 'We know it's a big deal. We know it's a big festival. It's a big privilege to be able to play. So, that's why we were talking about it so much before this. We want to make it great. We want to make it excellent.' Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland When it comes to what to wear, we have to talk about one of the most important packing choices of the weekend: shoes. We recommend going with footwear with cushioned soles. Personally, I alternated between cowboy boots with inserts, chunky sneakers, and rain boots. When it comes to your beauty routine, primer and setting spray are essential. And yes, gemstone face stickers are back. The key here is to pack like a fashion and beauty editor, but think like a marathoner. If you're going VIP or media, bring an extra bag for your press materials, which you can easily store in a locker. You'll want to balance sparkle with strategy. A few must-haves: practical pieces like a refillable water bottle, hand fan, and portable charger. Pro tip: waterproof everything. Downpours can hit fast — this year, Fisher's set turned into a literal rain rave. Photos courtesy of Tomorrowland Food-wise? Truly impressive. Honestly, don't even think twice about worrying what to eat because Tomorrowland has got you covered. Don't just take our word for it; check out the multiple food influencers in attendance who recapped the highlights across the festival. Pad Kra Pao, Dim Sum, Smashburgers, Gyros, Belgian Fries, and Belgian Waffles (to name of few) made dining a highlight. There were luxe touches, of course, too — Rosé by the bottle, mocktail stations, and VIP snack carts (even an oyster bar) serving up dishes from opening until closing. Final Reflections: Tomorrowland as a State of Mind Tomorrowland Mainstage; Photo courtesy of Tomorrowland What struck me most was not just the scope or spectacle — but the emotion. Even after a fire nearly threatened its start, Tomorrowland roared back with beauty, precision, and a kind of chaotic harmony that felt spiritual. It's a place where DJs get emotional mid-set, where strangers link arms during a drop, and where you leave somehow better inside (even if your boots are trashed on the outside). For GRAZIA readers dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime music experience, Tomorrowland is a luxury of a festival in its purest emotional form — not about things, but feelings, and, of course, fashion fusing with music. But T omorrowland is also more than just music — it's emotion, artistry, community, and a sense of coming home to strangers. After the fire, it could have faltered. Instead, it soared. So, take our guidance and get ready to experience the magic for yourself. Trust us, you won't want to miss Tomorrowland 2026!
