So much influence packed into a little dress. Olivia Rodrigo's latest outfit says just this.

At a press conference in Houston last Friday for her Daisy Chain Fields festival, Rodrigo took to the podium in a glossy pale pink minidress from Palestinian fashion brand Nl Collective, hand-customized for the singer. The sleeves were in the form of capped cap-sleeves, the neckline accented with pleated ruffled trim, and the rest, the skirt portion of the dress, was a flared circle. Along the neckline and skirt, embroidery was incorporated into the fabric in the form of tatreez, traditional Palestinian embroidery which on Rodrigo’s dress took the shape of embroidered birds and daisy chains, linked together as they appear on Rodrigo's Gucci Mary Janes which were a burgundy stilettos, as well as a silver pendant necklace from, you guessed it, Gucci.

During the press conference, it was announced by the Daisy Chain Fields Festival that, “$10 million is being donated to 10 different non-profits whose missions relate to girls' and women's rights and empowerment issues, through the festival.”

"Daisy Chain Fields was created to celebrate the power of what can happen when we come together to support one another," Rodrigo was quoted as saying during the press conference, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Also on the podium to speak with Rodrigo were the executive directors of the partner nonprofits, which are: Baby2Baby, Black Mamas Matter Alliance, Center for Reproductive Rights, Freefrom, Jhpiego, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health, National Domestic Workers Alliance, National Institute for Reproductive Health, National Women's Law Center, and Planned Parenthood.

The festival taking place on June 15 at Irvine’s Great Park includes performances from Bikini Kill, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski, and the Breeders along with a headlining performance from Rodrigo. There will also be special appearances made by Stevie Nicks, Karen O., and founder of the first Lilith Fair (the inspiration for Daisy Chain Fields), Sarah McLachlan-making this a more spiritual celebration than the Average Summer Festival and even potentially a ritual of sorts by Lilith Fair.

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Lakshya