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Charli D’Amelio showed off a shorter, lighter hairdo while attending the Revolve x The h.wood Group’s Revolve Festival on Saturday (April 15) in Thermal, Calif.

The 18-year-old TikTok star went blonde for the day, where she joined sister Dixie D’Amelio and boyfriend Landon Barker for the festivities during weekend one of the 2023 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival.

There were many other celebs in attendance at the annual event, including Dixie‘s ex Noah Beck, Blake Gray, Jack Wright, Justine Skye, Inanna Sarkis, David Dobrik, Stassie Karanikolaou, Evan Mock, Emma Roberts, Saweetie, Storm Reid, Amelia Gray, Lucky Blue Smith, Shay Mitchell, Chantel Jeffries, Madison Pettis, Olly Sholotan, Tyga, Rickey Thompson, Madison Bailey and girlfriend Mariah Linney, Chase Keith, Ryan Destiny and Paris Jackson.

This year’s Revolve Festival featured immersive installations, performances from Don Toliver, Zack Bia, Ice Spice and more, plus a 15 foot sunken UFO, and food and beverage options from Raising Cane’s, Erewhon and Beyond Meat.

FYI: Paris is wearing Steve Madden shoes.

Browse through the gallery to see many more photos of the celebs at the Revolve Festival…

Isaak Presley is opening up about his new TikTok house, Clubhouse FTB (For The Boys)!

If you didn’t know, the 18-year-old and some of his Clubhouse Beverly Hills guys branched out to form their own house.

The guys that join Isaak include Sebastian Topete, Christopher Romero and Chase Keith in the boys extension of the Clubhouse name.

“Our goal is not to be dramatic and be problematic and get into all these issues,” Isaak told Insider. “Our goal is to have fun, be entertaining, have something there for everyone to love. But at the end of the day, keep our noses clean and our shoulders upright.”

“Every single girl in the house has now become like a sister to me especially, and to all the other boys,” he continued. “But I think we all just realized that the dynamic of the boys, you know, there might be something there.”

Isaak also talked about how they want to keep the house diverse to set an example of kids, and let them know they can do anything.

“Seb and Chris and I are all Hispanic or Latino or Spanish,” Isaak said. “We’re all kind of from different areas, but, you know, us Latinos stay together.”

“I don’t feel like kids should ever feel like unless they’re a certain race or ethnicity or age or look, that they can’t be famous,” he added. “Because growing up acting, I’ve seen everything. I’ve seen from tall to small to every ethnicity to every age to every type of gender and sexuality. With acting, it doesn’t matter. It’s talent.”

“I think if more kids see kids who look like them doing things that they want to do, it’ll inspire a new generation,” Isaak said.