Festival Gifting Suite
A private dressing destination above Los Angeles
For festival season, PatBO took a suite at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills and turned it into a private dressing destination: a place for talent and creators to select their PatBO looks, complete glam and be photographed before heading to the desert.
The idea was to put the brand inside the Coachella dressing conversation on its own terms, with the racks, the beauty chairs and the camera all in one room.
Racks, fittings, glam
Guests browsed the collection, selected pieces and were styled in the suite, with beauty services from Glamsquad. The process itself became content: hands on hangers, fittings, makeup and the candid in-between.

The experience continued beyond the suite
After selecting their PatBO pieces and completing glam, guests were photographed overlooking Los Angeles. The resulting portraits turned individual dressing appointments into a cohesive festival story for the brand.
Each look expressed a different side of PatBO, from hand-finished crochet and movement-driven fringe to sculptural embellishment and reworked denim.


Planned as one production
The suite was designed to work on several levels at once: a dressing destination for talent, a platform for brand partners and a setting for original PatBO content.
By planning the guest experience and content capture together, the project created more than event documentation. It produced a complete visual story that could live across PatBO’s social and digital channels throughout festival season.
The suite, the partners, the plan
Ali led the suite for PatBO: the hotel setting, the partner services, talent scheduling and the content plan, working with the brand’s creative team and the partners who made the room work.
The Festival Gifting Suite placed PatBO directly into the Coachella dressing conversation through talent relationships, partner services and original content. Guests left with complete PatBO looks, while the brand left with a library of polished photography and social-first video that extended the project beyond the suite itself.
