Olivia Rodrigo, 20, took us back to the nineties on Sunday as she stepped out in the early hours in New York City wearing a cropped 'popcorn' top in an electric lime green hue.
The 'Good For You' hitmaker teamed her mini T-shirt, which featured a sweetheart neckline and capped sleeves, with low-slung black trousers and platform black sandals, making a momentary departure from her signature grunge girl aesthetic.
The star teamed her casual ensemble with nothing but a micro black handbag and chunky rings, braving the NYC cold as she joined a fleet of stars at the Saturday Night Live after-party after she made her hosting debut alongside Adam Driver and Heidi Gardner.
© GothamIn a hilarious on-stage moment during SNL, Adam introduced himself and the singer-songwriter, before Heidi noted the "awkward" coincidence of the pairing.
© Gotham"Okay, this is awkward," Heidi said, adding, "Olivia Rodrigo and the guy she wrote a song about. 'Drivers License'. Adam Driver..."
In a teasing response, Olivia confirmed the revelations, saying: "It’s a hundred percent about you."
© GothamOlivia's casual cool-girl moment comes just days after the 'Vampire' singer performed at the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball.
Taking to the red carpet at the event, the Disney star rocked a grungy get up in knee-high Doc Marten boots and a chainmail mini dress by Rabanne, styling her raven hair in tumbling curls.
© GettyTensions were high as the singer shared the stage with her alleged nemesis Sabrina Carpenter - who fans believe Olivia's heartbreak anthem 'Driver's License' is really about - as both the stars performed on the night.
© GettyWhile Olivia never confirmed the truth behind the heartbreaking lyrics in her first album 'Sour', fans are convinced that they reference the alleged love triangle between her High School Musical: The Musical co-stars, Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter.
Olivia was believed to be in a real-life relationship with her on-screen lover in 2020, though Joshua was seen on a lunch date with Sabrina that summer - leading fans to believe Olivia's lyrics about "being with a blonde girl" who always made her "doubt" was "older than me" couldn't be about anyone but Sabrina.
