Lizzo's Custom Looks Showed The Best Of New Year's Eve Fashion
The pop star finished her comeback year in style.
Lizzo has reminded us why we love her style.
The pop star shared the chic looks that she wore to celebrate New Year's Eve this weekend. With the help of her longtime stylist Jason Rembert, the star donned three custom outfits that epitomized the classic New Year's vibe: sleek styling, modern cutouts, and different levels of shimmer, from makeup accents to an entire ensemble.
For a pic in front of the traditional New Year's backdrop, featuring silver 2022 balloons and a gold array, the "Rumors" singer chose a custom velvet Matthew Reisman Collection gown, featuring a deep v-neckline, cold shoulder sleeves, and thigh-high slits. She finished the look with black pointed-toe pumps, a double-strand pearl necklace, and silver eyeshadow.
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The "Juice" singer also shared her latest stage look, a custom Bryan Hearns bodysuit that she wore in her Las Vegas NYE concert. She accessorized the silver fringed suit with matching silver combat boots.
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For her third look, the star chose an all-black outfit from AZ Factory's Love Brings Love show for Paris Fashion Week, which honored the late designer Alber Elbaz. The look includes a structured vest, designed with swirls of fabric, over a matching shimmery long-sleeved top and pants. She also skipped the accessories for this statement look.
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In 2021, Lizzo made a much-anticipated comeback with her first new track since 2019, a bold response to her haters called "Rumors." She also made her debut as a TED Talk speaker with a presentation on the history of twerking, in which she explained how the dance move encouraged her how to love and accept her body. As for 2022, a new album is rumored to be on the horizon, making us excited for the new year.
This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US