- Christina Aguilera recycled a Versace dress she previously wore in 2003.
- She fronted the brand’s fall campaign at the time, which was photographed by Steven Meisel.
- Aguilera celebrated the West End premiere of Burlesque: The Musical.
Christina Aguilera revived one of her 2000s-era looks for her latest public appearance. On Monday, the “Dirrty” singer touched down in London to celebrate the West End premiere of Burlesque: The Musical, based on her 2010 film co-starring Cher.
Aguilera rewore a green lingerie-inspired Versace dress from the label’s fall 2003 collection. She modeled the same look in Versace’s campaign that season, in which she went bare-faced to pose for famed photographer Steven Meisel.
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This time around, the Grammy winner remixed her look with gothic makeup, including a pop of black lipstick. Knee-high black leather boots and her signature platinum blonde hair completed her outfit.
Aguilera is hardly the only star to favor this particular Versace design: Beyoncé famously wore the lace-up frock at the 2003 MTV Movie Awards, while more recently, it’s been selected by the likes of nepo baby Iris Apatow and It girl Devon Lee Carlson.
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In April, Aguilera evoked her ’90s roots as the covergirl of Carcy Magazine. In a clip posted to Instagram, she pairs a white baby tee with black leggings, which are layered under white underwear.
In an additional video, Aguilera switches between half a dozen Y2K-style outfits, including a sheer polka-dot dress, a white dress shirt and tie, and a shirt-leggings combo complete with a slouchy statement belt. She captioned them “work & play 💋” and “lemme serve @carcymagazine,” respectively.
“The way I can see your different eras in this! Queen! Icon! Legend! 😍” one fan commented, while another gushed, “Mama proving she doesn’t need photoshop ❤️🔥.”
Aguilera’s most recent English-language album, Liberation, was released back in 2018 (Aguilera came out in Spanish in 2022). Thus, many fans were quick to wonder whether the Carcy photoshoot was a hint that a new album, and with it, a new era for Xtina. Last year marked the 25th anniversary of her self-titled debut album.
