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Singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne, who released her debut album, ‘Let Go’, back in 2002, has explained the thought process behind her trend-setting personal style.
The ‘Complicated’ hitmaker said: “I just wanted to be comfortable. I didn’t want to dress ordinary or, you know, too plain,” reports Female First UK.
She told Entertainment Tonight: “I was definitely in touch with my sportier, more tomboy side, so I was wearing a lot of, like, kind of skateboarding clothes and hoodies and baggy pants.”
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As per Female First UK, Avril’s style proved to be hugely popular with her fans, and the singer confessed to being surprised by her own influence.
The chart-topping star shared: “I remember playing my first concert at a little club and looking out the window and seeing fans lined up down the street all dressed like me – tank top, necktie, straight hair, black eyes – and I was just like, I had to do a double take like, ‘Wait, what is going on here?'”
On the other hand, Avril faced a “fight” with outside influences over her style. She recalled: “I would show up to a photo shoot with a book bag with all my spiked bracelets and ties and a couple shirts and they definitely wanted me to wear the clothes that they had there.”
“First album, I was like, ‘I’m not wearing pink and a blouse … Please, I don’t want to wear that,’ so it was a bit of a fight, but some people were cool about it, so I would just take my book bag, dump it on the floor, and just be like, ‘But see, I came with this stuff,’ but that’s not how it works. “You have to wear these clothes, but there was always a happy medium,” she added.
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