Olivia Rodrigo Changes From a White Tee and Jeans Into the Polar Opposite Outfit
- Olivia Rodrigo debuted two distinct looks at the FireAid Benefit Concert, showcasing her versatility as a performer.
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Real fans know that Olivia Rodrigo has incredible range. She can pivot from pop-punk princess to early-2000s twee to red carpet glam with ease—and does so regularly. What she doesn't usually do, however, is switch between multiple vibes in a single evening.
It's for that reason that Rodrigo's dual FireAid Benefit Concert looks are worthy of note. On Jan. 30, the "good 4 u" singer headlined the fundraiser, performing alongside A-listers, like Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry to raise money for the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires . Rodrigo debuted two looks that evening, first making an appearance backstage wearing fashion's most trusted staples.
She posed with Gracie Abrams, who also performed on Thursday night, wearing a coordinating casual look. Rodrigo chose a casual white baby tee and medium-wash jeans. She kept her accessories super simple for the event, with only a pair of patent leather Mary Janes in cherry red. Abrams, meanwhile, wore a white look of her own, sporting a slinky doily dress .
Once it came time to perform, however, Rodrigo channeled her on-stage alter-ego—who has a known affinity for hot pants and sparkle. She went from red-white-and-blue to all-black, wearing an off-the-shoulder lace top from Rabanne and matching sequin undies. Together, the two glitzy pieces formed a dazzling bodysuit moment.
This look also differed from her pre-show 'fit, in terms of accessories. She tapped several concert favorites onstage, sporting platform Dr. Martens boots and fishnet tights.
Billboard reports that the FireAid concert raised over $60 million for wildfire relief before the show even began, thanks to sponsors and ticket sales. Though the performances are over, fans can still make donations on the FireAid LA website .
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