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Olivia Rodrigo<\/a> keeps hitting high notes with the release of her third album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. When she announced her own music festival with an all-women lineup in late June, the response was immediately enthusiastic \u2014 tickets went on sale, and the Daisy Chain Fields festival sold out<\/a> in 30 minutes. The lineup \u2014 which includes Stevie Nicks<\/a>, Chappell Roan, Katseye<\/a>, Doechii<\/a>, Eli<\/a>, Bikini Kill, and more \u2014 isn\u2019t the only aspect of the festival making headlines, though. Daisy Chain Fields is partnering with ten organizations focused on women\u2019s reproductive health for the single-day event. It\u2019s a subject Rodrigo has been vocal about in the past and continues<\/a> to speak on in the press.<\/p>\n Ahead of the festival, which will take place on August 29, Etsy announced the release of the Daisy Chain Fields collection, which is reimagined artist merchandise designed by ten different female-owned Etsy shops and will include a flower crown, playing cards, a junk journal, beaded jewelry, and more. The artisan marketplace will also host a creative village at the festival so attendees can craft with their merch on-site. \u201cI\u2019m really excited that girls can get a chance to be crafty and to make some of these items at the festival. I know I\u2019m gonna enjoy doing it,\u201d Rodrigo told The Cut ahead of the launch. \u201cI\u2019m definitely excited about the junk journal. I think that\u2019s going to be a really sweet thing, and I hope people will keep those as keepsakes for a while.\u201d<\/p>\n Below, Rodrigo speaks about the collection and her style evolution as she enters a new phase of her album rollout and prepares for the music festival.<\/p>\n What item were you most excited to make from the Etsy collaboration?<\/strong><\/p>\n I was really adamant on having a flower crown in the collection, because when I think of Daisy Chain Fields, I think of girls wearing flower crowns and hanging out. It\u2019s an image that comes to mind, so I was really happy with that one, and I also love playing cards. I\u2019m big into card games, so that was an essential piece for me.<\/p>\n How did you determine the aesthetic for the items and the festival? And where did the name come from?\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n I wanted Daisy Chain to feel like it was separate from my album campaign and my album rollout, so we always wanted the aesthetic to be sort of a riot-grrrl-meets-flower-child vibe, and that was what we were going for in the collection too. When I thought of the festival, I pictured girls running around and making friendship bracelets, engaging in community, making new friends, and listening to music they love. Daisy Chain Fields sounds like what it felt like to me, and the imagery of a chain symbolizes how strong we can all be when we work together.<\/p>\n Do you want it to be an annual thing?\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n I really believe in the festival and what it stands for, so I want it to be an annual thing. I really wanted the charities that the festival benefits to reflect the world that we live in and have as much diversity and inclusion as possible. I was very intentional about it, and I\u2019m learning a lot from all these organizations. I\u2019m also excited that the patrons who are watching the shows can get a chance to learn about these charities \u2014 because they\u2019re doing such incredible work \u2014 and to engage with them in a meaningful way. That\u2019s one of my biggest hopes.<\/p>\n Have you thought about how you want fans to dress, and can you give some style clues for what you want that day to look like?<\/strong><\/p>\n Whatever people feel comfortable rocking out in is what I think they should wear. I just want people to feel comfortable, confident, and happy. This festival is so much about trying to cultivate joy in the face of adversity, so as long as people are having a grand old time, I\u2019m happy.<\/p>\n Tell me about some of the pieces you\u2019re loving most right now in your closet.<\/strong><\/p>\n I have my favorite pair of jeans ever, and I wear them every day. They\u2019re vintage; I couldn\u2019t even tell you where from. Finding a good pair of jeans is a lifelong journey, but I found one that I really love, so that\u2019s been a staple and I\u2019m thanking my lucky stars. And I\u2019m really on my Repetto grind. Every pair of shoes I own is a little ballet flat.<\/p>\n