For the occasion, Olivia Rodrigo wore a vintage Versace Spring/Summer 1995 minidress sourced from Morphew World. The white number featured a plunging scoop neckline that dipped low across her chest, with skinny spaghetti straps keeping the barely-there silhouette in place. Silver hardware along one strap added a subtle metallic detail.

The fitted bodice flowed into an ultra-short pleated skirt that barely grazed the tops of Rodrigo’s thighs. As she moved around the stage and dropped into different poses during her performance, the micro hemline rode even higher, revealing a delicate layer of white lace underneath.

Rodrigo leaned into the romantic feel of the archival dress with equally whimsical accessories. She tucked a white Gerbera dark eye daisy into her long brown hair and wore a Pyrrha x Sarah McLachlan “Lilith” talisman necklace. She also wrapped a dainty floral accessory around her upper arm, complete with small flowers and ribbons.

However, she gave the overall delicate look a rugged twist with vintage “Zodiac” ’70s lace-up boots. The distressed light-brown boots climbed nearly to her knees, creating a sharp contrast against her tiny white Versace dress. At one point during her set, Rodrigo performed with a Martin “00-28” Standard Series acoustic guitar, currently listed at $3,600. This was slung across her body.

The vintage Versace look proved to be perfectly fitting for the festival. It balanced Rodrigo’s signature feminine aesthetic with nostalgic ’90s styling. Between its dangerously plunging neckline, super-short hem, and romantic lace detailing, the archival micro minidress ensured all eyes remained on Rodrigo as she commanded the stage.