Renowned singer Jessica Simpson rose to fame during the early 2000s and continues to embrace the captivating style of the Y2K era, expressing her enduring love for it.
In an interview with People magazine, Simpson disclosed, "I feel as though I've always been connected to that particular style." She candidly acknowledged that many of her go-to fashion choices resonate with the essence of the Y2K era, as per reports from femalefirst.co.uk.
The chart-topping artist behind "I Wanna Love You Forever," who has made a notable mark with her fashion brand, shared, "I consistently find myself gravitating towards platform shoes. They've become a staple for me, often with a hint of Y2K inspiration."
Having co-founded her self-titled fashion line alongside her mother Tina, Simpson reveres her mom as a "fashion icon," attributing her maternal influence and unconditional love as foundational to her own journey.
Reflecting on her experiences, Simpson also revealed that the public fascination with her weight fluctuations played a role in her decision to venture into the fashion industry. She mentioned that this interest became one of the driving factors behind the launch of her successful fashion line, The Jessica Simpson Collection.
(With Agency Inputs)
