Addison Rae Enters Her Y2K Fashion Era in a Cropped Pink Hoodie and Low-Rise Jeans
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Serving up looks on the 'gam and TikTok on the reg, Addison Rae has proved time and time again that she's a fashion and beauty powerhouse who's bringing back all of the best Y2K trends that we forgot about. For real though— her first starring movie role in He's All That was a remake of 1999's She's All That, and she recently got the 2000s celebrity doll treatment. We thought there was no more Y2K to give until we saw her recent cropped hoodie and ultra low-rise denim 'fit.
The key to Addison's "new look" is having a retro-filled wardrobe with plenty of punk-rock leather chokers, plunging gold gowns, and red hot skirt suit sets. Even her workout outfits and beachwear have a hint of vintage, with her most recent showstopping style moments including a beaded zebra print, '00s style string bikini, an '80s inspired metallic two-piece, and a see-through, open-knit sweater dress that totally gives '70s ~vibes~. Now, Addison appears to be settling into her Y2K, pop queen era with her latest Instagram OOTD.
On December 17, Rae got down on Zoo2U's farm, holding teacup pigs and goats and bottle-feeding a camel. The starlet matched her top to the hoglets, wearing the Aimee Zip Up Cloud Knit Hoodie from Frankie's Bikinis. Cropped right at the waist and showing a sliver of midriff, Addy's zip-up featured ribbed detailing on the torso and sleeves. Levi's Low Slung Straight Jeans sourced from RE/DONE kept the Y2K theme going in her out, with the signature noughties low-rise pant fit making a comeback. Addison's accessories — a black and white pair of Old Skool sneakers from Vans, a chunky heart pendant necklace, and large silver Thread Hoops from Jennifer Fisher Jewelry — completed the '00s-inspired look. Showing off her humorous side for the clock app, Addison gave us a further peek at her outfit while dancing with the camel she fed, set to the tune of SZA and Keke Palmer's SNL skit song "Big Boys." In the video, Rae's furry co-star chomped down on her long, wavy hair, which made the "2 die 4" singer crack up.
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