Coachella kicks off this weekend and we’re feeling the Cindy-chella fit inspo. Big hair. Bold makeup. Full transformation. These Cindy Sherman portraits (Untitled #355, #354, and #396, all from 2000) are giving major festival looks—with a twist. For decades, Sherman has been turning the camera on herself, transforming into exaggerated characters that challenge the way identity and stereotypes are constructed in media, pop culture, and art history. It’s not just about dressing up—it’s about breaking things down. Coachella might bring the outfits, but Cindy brings the commentary. These photos are part of The Broad’s collection, currently stored in the vault. 🔐 Credits: Cindy Sherman, Untitled #355 (2000), Untitled #354 (2000), and Untitled #396 (2000), chromogenic color prints, The Broad Art Foundation