Oversized tops got replaced by the crop tops and the performer made her street style fashion more feminine. Later on, following with the album One in a Million, the Queen of Urban Pop at age 17 added portion of sexy into her looks.
And you know, I may add a little for the excitement and the intrigue in the videos, but my family has told me that little air of mystery that surrounds me is for real. I wear the baggy pants, the hats, the whole nine. Well, I think that the image is a part of me.
With the jazz personality & G MentalityĬame the baggy pants, alongside with oversized tops and outerwear. Since the early debut days in 1994 with her Age ain Nothing but a Number album and hit song Back & Forth, Aaliyah’s signature style was the Tomboy Look. Lili styled the denim with a pair of Timberland boots and that adorable piece of body chain jewelry, also one of the hottest trends for this year. Aaliyah wore this look for the 2000 TRL, where she was a host.
#AALIYAH FOR MAC MOVIE#
She also rocked this look at the Romeo Must Die premiere and during the 2000’s MTV Movie Awards. Aaliyah’s perfectly shaped ones are definitely “on point” even today.īaby Girl styled her hair with the red ombre look for her MTV Music Awards winning music video Try Again in 2000. Since Cara, most girls desire thick brows and perfectly arched. We are all now aware of how important for the whole look our eyebrows are. However, today, we can celebrate the ahead-of-time Aaliyah’s looks, which make her an idol inspiration for others. Sadly, we can only leave that to our imagination. Nowadays, the brilliant artist Hayden Williams recreates Aaliyah’s iconic fashion with his own dash of unique leaving many wondering what her style would be like today. Moreover, aside from Aaliyah’s music and movies, she was also a style icon ahead of her time. #AaliyahForMAC has been trending on networks such as Instagram and Twitter, gaining support even from Aaliyah’s brother, Rashad. Recently, the fans united with a goal to receive a limited M.A.C cosmetics Aaliyah edition.
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