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]]>Oliva Rodrigo was also a vision in white, and she hit the red carpet in a vintage white Versace, covered in tiny beads.
White gowns were all the rage at this year’s Grammys, and Taylor Swift put this trend on the map. She hit the red carpet in a Schiaparelli gown with a thigh-high slit, which she paired with black gloves and layered necklaces.
We can count on Janelle Monáe to steal the show at every red carpet event she attends, and she did it once again! Her Giorgio Armani Privé black bustier gown was a true jaw-dropper, and its bustier bodice and deep neckline made it even more spectacular.
Several stars at this year’s Grammys gave us major mermaid vibes with their dresses, including Paris Hilton in her delicate Reem Acra aqua-blue cutout gown.
Dua Lipa gave us Joan of Arc vibes in her custom Courreges dress covered in tiny silver fringes, which she paired with an equally spectacular Tiffany & Co. necklace.
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]]>Middle part hairstyles are the new default with Gen Z, so it’s not a surprise to see Rodrigo embrace this trend. She often wears her long brunette hair parted in the middle, usually with carefree beach curls.
Curtain bangs are one of the biggest hair trends and Rodrigo joins a long list of A-list celebrities who gave this hairstyle their seal of approval.
Rodrigo is a huge fan of braided hairstyles and one of her personal favorites is face-framing baby braids that have been a huge hit with many other celebrities this year.
Speaking of braided hairstyles that Rodrigo swears by, she’s also a huge fan of bubble braids. Like most of her signature hairstyles, this one has a nostalgic vibe and it’s pretty easy to copy.
Retro double buns are also one of the hairstyles that Rodrigo swears by. She often wears her hair up and it’s pretty common to see her braid it before transforming it into double buns.
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]]>Directed by Petra Collins, who previously gave us an equally stylish music video for “Good 4 U”, the video for “Brutal” is the very definition of nostalgia overload. We can see Rodrigo go through countless wardrobe changes in under three minutes and they all look like straight out of a different era.
It’s no secret that Rodrigo has a soft spot for Y2K fashion and beauty, and she took things to a whole new level in “Brutal”. From bandana-wrapped buns and mall rat pigtails, her hair is always on point—and don’t even get us started on her outfits!
Rodrigo wasn’t kidding when she said she wants “it to be, like, messy” in the opening line of this song. “Brutal” is a Y2K time capsule, filled with plaid miniskirts, newsboy caps, bedazzled tanks, butterfly clips, beaded necklaces, and everything in between. At one point she even pays homage to Britney Spears in a sparkling Roberto Cavalli, and we truly couldn’t ask for more.
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]]>The post 5 Best Red Carpet Moments From the 2024 Grammy Awards appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.
]]>Oliva Rodrigo was also a vision in white, and she hit the red carpet in a vintage white Versace, covered in tiny beads.
White gowns were all the rage at this year’s Grammys, and Taylor Swift put this trend on the map. She hit the red carpet in a Schiaparelli gown with a thigh-high slit, which she paired with black gloves and layered necklaces.
We can count on Janelle Monáe to steal the show at every red carpet event she attends, and she did it once again! Her Giorgio Armani Privé black bustier gown was a true jaw-dropper, and its bustier bodice and deep neckline made it even more spectacular.
Several stars at this year’s Grammys gave us major mermaid vibes with their dresses, including Paris Hilton in her delicate Reem Acra aqua-blue cutout gown.
Dua Lipa gave us Joan of Arc vibes in her custom Courreges dress covered in tiny silver fringes, which she paired with an equally spectacular Tiffany & Co. necklace.
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]]>The post 5 Easy-to-Copy Hair Trends That Olivia Rodrigo Swears By appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.
]]>Middle part hairstyles are the new default with Gen Z, so it’s not a surprise to see Rodrigo embrace this trend. She often wears her long brunette hair parted in the middle, usually with carefree beach curls.
Curtain bangs are one of the biggest hair trends and Rodrigo joins a long list of A-list celebrities who gave this hairstyle their seal of approval.
Rodrigo is a huge fan of braided hairstyles and one of her personal favorites is face-framing baby braids that have been a huge hit with many other celebrities this year.
Speaking of braided hairstyles that Rodrigo swears by, she’s also a huge fan of bubble braids. Like most of her signature hairstyles, this one has a nostalgic vibe and it’s pretty easy to copy.
Retro double buns are also one of the hairstyles that Rodrigo swears by. She often wears her hair up and it’s pretty common to see her braid it before transforming it into double buns.
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]]>The post Olivia Rodrigo Pays Homage to Y2K Fashion in “Brutal” Music Video appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.
]]>Directed by Petra Collins, who previously gave us an equally stylish music video for “Good 4 U”, the video for “Brutal” is the very definition of nostalgia overload. We can see Rodrigo go through countless wardrobe changes in under three minutes and they all look like straight out of a different era.
It’s no secret that Rodrigo has a soft spot for Y2K fashion and beauty, and she took things to a whole new level in “Brutal”. From bandana-wrapped buns and mall rat pigtails, her hair is always on point—and don’t even get us started on her outfits!
Rodrigo wasn’t kidding when she said she wants “it to be, like, messy” in the opening line of this song. “Brutal” is a Y2K time capsule, filled with plaid miniskirts, newsboy caps, bedazzled tanks, butterfly clips, beaded necklaces, and everything in between. At one point she even pays homage to Britney Spears in a sparkling Roberto Cavalli, and we truly couldn’t ask for more.
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