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Palm Springs residents are turning to the baby bob haircut as a fashionable and practical way to beat the intense summer heat.

 

This chic, just-below-the-ear style is trending at Gloss House Salon, where stylists are seeing a surge in demand.

 

The baby bob promises easy maintenance, quick drying, and looks great with hats—making it a perfect fit for busy pool parties and rooftop events.

 

From walks through the Palm Springs Farmers Market to artful evenings at the Palm Springs Art Museum, locals are flaunting the look in every setting.

 

Photographers are capturing the style during the museum’s Summer Portrait Series, featuring striking backdrops like neon signs and desert flora.

 

Salons are customizing the cut with anti-humidity and UV-protective products to match Palm Springs’ sunny lifestyle.

 

Ultimately, the baby bob has become a bold symbol of personal style and desert-ready confidence.

In Palm Springs, the Pucci Girl Summer aesthetic is blooming, with vivid, geometric prints lighting up the city’s desert chic landscape.

 

Boutiques like Elizabeth & Prince highlight this joyful trend, offering a mix of silk maxi dresses, bold swimwear, and patterned accessories that nod to the city’s colorful spirit.

 

Locals and visitors flock to the Uptown Design District, often stopping after brunch at hotspots such as 1501 Uptown Gastropub to shop or unwind before hitting the pool and spa.

 

Poolside gatherings at boutique hotels mix citrusy cocktails, vintage Italian pop, and crowds dressed in swirling prints and retro accessories, creating an atmosphere of effortless exuberance.

 

The Palm Springs Vintage Market and local art galleries have also embraced the Pucci-inspired vibe, dedicating space to saturated resort wear and art infused with mid-century glamour.

 

This lively, fearless approach to style is more than a trend—it's the spirit of Palm Springs in full color.

Palm Springs is buzzing with a vibrant Y2K Revival, transforming its iconic streets into a playground of rhinestones, velour, and retro charm.

 

From Von Dutch trucker hats to Juicy Couture tracksuits in bold candy colors, vintage boutiques on Palm Canyon Drive are curating throwback looks straight from early-2000s pop culture.

 

Window displays show off Baby Phat jackets, beaded phone charms, and even flip phones that actually work.

 

Shoppers at the Palm Springs Vintage Market sway to old-school playlists while hunting for bedazzled belts and butterfly clips.

 

Art and nightlife join the fun—recently, the Palm Springs Art Museum embraced the trend with Y2K-inspired installations and crowds dressed in nostalgic glamour.

 

Here, nostalgia stays fresh, proving Palm Springs knows how to make even the past sparkle under the desert sun.

Palm Springs, long celebrated for its mid-century modern style and thriving art community, is now buzzing with the Labubu phenomenon.

 

These whimsical, wide-eyed designer toys are turning local shops and city events into vibrant gathering spots for collectors and fans.

 

The Collectors’ Corner in the Uptown Design District leads the scene, drawing crowds eager to score the newest Labubu releases and mingle with fellow enthusiasts.

 

The city’s spirit shines through colorful touches like the downtown Labubu mural, now a prime social media destination for influencers and art lovers.

 

Labubu-themed experiences are popping up citywide, from poolside trading sessions at boutique hotels to a special designer toy market at the Palm Springs Vintage Market, attracting everyone from retirees to young creatives.

 

For many in Palm Springs, Labubu represents more than a collectible—it’s a playful symbol of creativity and community.

 

In this sun-soaked city, Labubu captures the joy of belonging.

Palm Springs is embracing a fresh lifestyle craze: Sleep Maxxing, which spotlights the quest for optimal rest and recovery as the new gold standard.

 

Locals and visitors now track their sleep scores using fitness devices, sparking early-morning conversations around well-being instead of nightlife.

 

Boutique hotels like Terra Palm Springs entice guests with innovative offerings, including Himalayan salt saunas and cold plunge pools tailored for better slumber.

 

Classic resorts have pivoted too—the Parker Palm Springs’ Yacht Club spa boasts nautical-themed treatments crafted to foster deep relaxation.

 

New home developments in neighborhoods such as Movie Colony and Twin Palms now feature sleep-friendly lighting and noise barriers, meeting a booming demand for restful retreats.

 

Even community events reflect this shift, with the Parker hosting a “Slumber Social” and the Palm Springs Art Museum introducing “Night Mode” hours.

 

Here, restful nights are becoming the city’s latest symbol of luxury.

The Perseid meteor shower will light up the night skies over Palm Springs on August 12 and 13, 2025, delivering a dazzling astronomical event to residents and visitors.

 

This year’s show features a waning gibbous moon at 84% brightness, which may dim some faint meteors, but the most brilliant streaks will still stand out, especially away from city lights.

 

Top viewing locations in the Coachella Valley include the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway summit, where elevation and clear skies minimize light interference, and the Rancho Mirage Observatory, which offers the public access to research-grade telescopes.

 

For the ultimate experience, head to Joshua Tree National Park, an International Dark Sky Park renowned for its breathtaking starry vistas and minimal light pollution.

 

Be mindful of forecasted desert heat, stay hydrated, and enjoy the spectacle—a summer highlight that connects all who watch to the wonders overhead.

In Palm Springs, a fresh trend called Treatonomics is taking hold, inviting locals and visitors alike to savor affordable luxuries that spark joy without splurging.

 

Wandering the lively Uptown Design District, you’ll find boutiques brimming with hand-poured cactus blossom candles and cafés serving up soothing lavender lattes.

 

Vintage shops stock retro sunglasses that add a playful nod to the 1960s, while the Frances Stevens Park Farmers Market buzzes with artisan soaps, golden local honey, and unique jewelry celebrating desert culture.

 

For business owners, these little indulgences foster genuine connections—transforming purchases into cherished moments.

 

Mid-century design and sustainable shopping define Palm Springs’ vibe, encouraging everyone to weave small joys—like a crème brûlée at brunch or a found treasure in a boutique—into everyday life.

 

Embracing Treatonomics here means turning the ordinary into something memorable, one joyful treat at a time.