Key Takeaways
- Zara Larsson’s recent cover showcases a bold Y2K aesthetic.
- The Dsquared2 jacket adds a striking element to her topless look.
- Her styling includes playful accessories like a Miu Miu mini skirt and red glitter hoops.
- The upcoming project, Midnight Sun: Girls Trip, features several prominent artists.
Zara Larsson makes a topless New York Times fashion image feel like pure Y2K pop revival. Reposted by a fan account, the photo shows the Swedish singer in an open archival jacket from the newspaper’s April 26 arts feature.
Take a look at Zara Larsson going topless for the NY Times’ cover:
Larsson’s jacket is the hook. The black Dsquared2 SS2005 crab piece, worn open for a topless effect, uses orange piping, gold buttons, and a cropped shape to make her styling loud. A vintage Miu Miu mini skirt, red glitter hoops, platinum waves, winged liner, and glossy lips keep the look playful.
The New York Times story frames the “Lush Life” hitmaker’s second act after “Stateside” and “Midnight Sun.” “Midnight Sun: Girls Trip” arrives May 1 with Robyn, PinkPantheress, Shakira, Kehlani, Tyla, and more, while the feature’s quote has Larsson saying, “Nothing is embarrassing for me.” Larsson added, “If something is cringey, I’m like, ‘That’s iconic.’”
Originally reported by Santanu Das for .
