Gwen Stefani is a low-key style chameleon. In her yearly days as No Doubt’s front woman, she mixed classic elements of punk fashion with pin-up hair, red lipstick, and occasionally some facial jewels.
Her platinum locks have gone from blue to pink to blonde again. She made her punk pieces more glamorous as the band became more famous (especially during the Rock Steady years), before she went all-out girly as a solo pop star.
Asking about the evolution of her style since your No Doubt days, she said: “You know how you kind of can’t explain why you have passions for certain things? I just always was that girl who was into style and makeup. I can remember getting into high school and getting into music and that’s probably when it really started... The bands I was into—it wasn’t a lot of girls, so I didn’t really know how to dress. I got really into thrift store shopping, really discovered Marilyn Monroe and James Dean and started watching every single old movie. It’s just so glamorous. That’s where it started for me.”
Her platinum locks have gone from blue to pink to blonde again. She made her punk pieces more glamorous as the band became more famous (especially during the Rock Steady years), before she went all-out girly as a solo pop star.
Asking about the evolution of her style since your No Doubt days, she said: “You know how you kind of can’t explain why you have passions for certain things? I just always was that girl who was into style and makeup. I can remember getting into high school and getting into music and that’s probably when it really started... The bands I was into—it wasn’t a lot of girls, so I didn’t really know how to dress. I got really into thrift store shopping, really discovered Marilyn Monroe and James Dean and started watching every single old movie. It’s just so glamorous. That’s where it started for me.”
.jpg)
Ah, yes! The 90s! The decade where all "fashionable" people bought all their clothes at Goodwill or dug them out of trash bins!
ReplyDelete