The ‘Sk8r Boi’ singer ditched her signature punk pink aesthetic and chains for a whole new look
Loved for her punk princess aesthetic that remains just as iconic now as it did in the noughties, Avril Lavigne has firmly cemented her status in the fashion world.
On Monday, the Canadian singer-songwriter, 39, switched up her usual grunge girl look for a futuristic monochrome ensemble designed by Iris Van Herpen.
Complete with balloon shorts, a structured high-neck blazer adorned with an all-over botanical print and a futuristic accordion-like skirt, Avril went totally off brand as she graced the front row of the Dutch designer’s Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show as part of Paris Fashion Week.
Staying true to her punky roots, the blonde ‘Girlfriend’ hitmaker was sure to add some noughties drama to her look, adding statement Liberty spikes to her hair, which was styled in a half-up, half-down style.
The ‘Complicated’ singer rocked an edgy makeup look, opting for an alt eyeliner and eyeshadow combo that brought out her icy blue eyes. It wasn’t Avril’s only unexpected look of the day, as the star later slipped into a textured boucle dress to watch the Tamara Ralph show.
The pop rock artist brushed shoulders with Ellie Goulding on the star-studded front row, who looked equally chic in a birdcage dress and Hepburn-inspired boater hat.
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It’s been an epic start to the summer for Avril, who kicked off her long-awaited Greatest Hits Tour on May 22 in Vancouver.
The highly-anticipated string of performances, which presents some of the most memorable hits from Avril’s two-decade long discography, comes shortly after the star opened up about her rocky relationships for the first time.
