Alright, let’s talk about how I went down this JoJo Siwa NYFW rabbit hole yesterday. Honestly, her style change just grabbed my attention hard. Everyone knows the giant rainbows and hair bows, right? So seeing pictures pop up from New York Fashion Week where she looked… different? Man, it got me thinking, how much actually changed?
First thing I did, like anyone else, hit up Google hard. Typed in “JoJo Siwa NYFW looks” and “JoJo Siwa street style NYFW”. Man, the pictures that came back? Real eye-opener. Scrolled through maybe fifty images from different sites showing her comin’ and goin’ from shows.
What Jumped Out At First Glance
Just flipping through those first few pictures, a couple things took me by surprise:
- No Bow Drama: Her hair! Like, seriously! Where were the giant signature bows? Most times she just had it down or in a simple ponytail. Felt kinda… normal?
- Black is Back… Big Time: Rainbow explosion suddenly flipped to black leather? Legit saw her in sleek black biker jackets, tight leather trousers, boots that looked proper heavy. Major shift from sparkles.
- Less Sparkle, More Edge: Still some sequins here and there, yeah, but way more studded belts, chunky chains, belts danglin’ everywhere. T-shirts had slogans or band names instead of smiley faces.
- Tiny Dresses Gone Dark: Yeah, she still wore mini dresses, but so different! Think tiny black slip dresses, dark lace stuff, way more form-fitting and grown-up feeling.
Trying To Spot Any Pattern
So I figured, maybe this was just one outfit? Nope. I started sorting the pictures by day and location to see. Kept checking:
- Was it only her arrivals? Nope. Her leavin’ looks were just as edgy, sometimes even more.
- Was this just for designer shows? Nah. Seemed consistent across different events.
- What about makeup? Definitely darker eyes most times, more nude lips compared to bright pink gloss.
It wasn’t just one single look – it felt like a whole vibe she was tryin’ out all week long.
Comparing To Past JoJo
This is where it hit home. I dug up some older pics from past public stuff – kids choice awards, music videos, her promo tours. The difference was huge.
Before NYFW? Bright colors, poofy tulle skirts, giant hair accessories, cartoonish makeup. Pure bubblegum pop overload.
NYFW? Like watching the bubblegum pop kid jump straight into a rock music video wardrobe. Less “happy sunshine”, more “dark pop energy”. Felt like she was physically shedin’ her old skin.
Wrapping Up My Deep Dive
So after scrollin’ for way too long, my final thought is this: Her outfits at NYFW weren’t just minor tweaks. They felt like a solid statement. A deliberate move away from the super-kid-friendly aesthetic she built her brand on.
Did she totally ditch color? No. But she traded the giant rainbows for serious blacks and leather. Ditched the bows for chains and dark vibes. It was a loud “I’m changin’ things up” screamed through her clothes the whole dang week. Not just one outfit, not an accident – felt like a really thought-out fashion switch hitting us over the head.
