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Hilary Duff embraces Y2K style in Paper magazine photo shoot
Hilary Duff wore jeweled eyebrows in a new photo shoot for Paper magazine.
The singer and actor also appears on the cover in a purple lace minidress and platform heels.
The shoot revisits Y2K style, the fashion of the late 1990s and early 2000s, when Duff starred in the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire.
She told the magazine that millennial fans bring throwback looks to her concerts, partly in tribute to her 2003 album Metamorphosis.
Duff welcomes some styles returning, including baggy low-rise jeans, but says she is glad the pressure to look a certain way has passed.
She joked that she would rather leave some old trends, such as shawls, in the past.
She is bringing parts of her past to her Lucky Me World Tour, where fans have also seen tributes to people from her earlier years.
Hilary Duff embraced Y2K fashion in a new photo shoot for Paper magazine published Monday.
The shoot featured bedazzled eyebrows, colorful hair jewels and outfits including a black strapless minidress.
For the magazine cover, Duff wore a purple lace minidress, platform heels and beaded bracelets.
In a magazine Q&A, Duff discussed fans bringing Y2K style to her concerts and said she was happy to see some trends return.
She said she likes baggy low-rise jeans but no longer feels pressure to look a certain way.
- Who
- Hilary Duff, singer and actor.
- What
- She embraced Y2K fashion in a photo shoot for Paper magazine.
- When
- Published Monday; the date is not stated.
- Where
- Paper magazine; the shoot’s location is not stated.
- Why
- Duff said fans bring Y2K style to her concerts, partly as a nod to her 2003 album, Metamorphosis.
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- Magazine
- Paper
- Shoot feature
- Bedazzled eyebrows and colorful jewels
- Cover outfit
- Purple lace minidress, platform heels and beaded bracelets
- Album referenced
- Metamorphosis, released in 2003
What people are saying
I don’t think I could wear skin-tight low-rise jeans like I used to, but a baggy low-rise jean, I’m super into,
But the pressure is gone, which is nice.
Seeing kids dressed like that makes me so happy, because it takes me back, but I don’t actually want to be 17. I don’t even want to be 25.
I’m gonna have to find a shawl that doesn’t remind me of the ones I wore,