Olivia Rodrigo launches ‘brutal’ video in Y2K decor and punk boots – Footwear News

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Olivia Rodrigo was in the early 2000s subversive style for her new music video, “Brutal”.

The 18-year-old actress wore a variety of Y2K-themed outfits and wigs for the occasion, as well as a range of different digital face filters, styled by Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo. However, one look that particularly stood out was straight from the start, with a punk rock twist.

Rodrigo donned a pale purple pleated skirt with a matching bustier top, featuring a black check pattern. The ensemble, accented with buckle straps and silver eyelets, was layered over a ragged white graphic tee. Her accessories were also reminiscent of the era, including rimless ombre sunglasses, layered rings, bunches of pastel hair clips (around voluminous double ponytails with pink highlights, nothing less!) And a pair! large Bloom Bloom gold earrings from Bon Bon Whims. You can see the full look in the video below.

The “good 4 u” singer further added to the distinct rock n ‘roll nature of her look with a pair of towering platform boots (sure to bring instant Hot Topic punk rock vibes), more visible in the video when Rodrigo entered traffic and walked on top of a car. The lace-up boots featured a black leather upper, as well as buckle straps on the front. One of their most notable features was the chunky black platform sole, which makes the pair both walkable and very edgy.

The “Brutal” video, directed by Petra Collins, featured an array of stylish outfits portraying different characters from Rodrigo’s Y2K universe. She can be spotted in outfits reminiscent of pop stars, socialites, presenters and high school students of the early 2000s, including a cropped top and denim miniskirt, a hot pink blazer, and a tight silver tank top with matching pants. . One set even included a vintage Roberto Cavalli dress, worn by Britney Spears in 2003.

Rodrigo has shown her penchant for nostalgic looks since she rose to worldwide fame this year, following the debut of her hit song “Driver’s License” and her debut album “Sour”. The “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” alumna often wears college and skater influenced ensembles with plaid prints, matching ensembles and collared tops that blend established labels like DSQUARED2 and Jean. Paul Gaultier with emerging brands like Mirror Palais, O- Puissant and Erika Maish. Formally, Rodrigo was spotted in ball-style tulle and lace dresses by Dior, Betsey Johnson and Ashley Williams.

When it comes to shoes, Rodrigo often wears pairs that complement his avant-garde style. Black leather combat and knee-high boots from Dr. Martens, Naked Wolfe and Magda Butrym proved to be her favorites, as well as sneakers from Vans and Converse. Her on-trend shoe choices often include chunky platforms or higher heels, like boots and brogues from Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs or TUK. .

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