Key Takeaways:

• GloRilla credit Aaliyah and Left Eye as her greatest trend inspirations.
• The Memphis native’s rising confidence and fitness center routine have pushed her towards bolder fashion selections.
• GloRilla honored Left Eye’s legacy by way of trend on the 2024 Video music Awards.

GloRilla is an authorized rap star, and now she’s carving out a profession in trend, too. While discussing her new assortment with e-commerce trend platform Shein, the Memphis rapper revealed that two of her trend icons are the late Aaliyah and Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes.

According to Big Glo, her aesthetics are tied to her entering into the fitness center and turning into comfy in her personal pores and skin. Also, the money inflow tied to turning into a rap star helped. “[My fashion sense is] just really upgraded now that I have the funds,” Glo told XXL in a Thursday (Nov. 6) interview.

She added, “I’m more of a jeans and crop top type of girl. But since I’ve been in the gym and stuff like that, I’ve been more confident in my body and being able to wear other stuff like the dresses and the mini skirts … I’ll just say that I [started] wearing more extra stuff that compliments my body that I wasn’t confident with at first. I’m grown now. I be dressing like a grown woman.”

The “Yeah Glo!” rapper’s profile has additionally elevated to the purpose that what she wears, and who she is dating, usually makes the information. A specific pair of music stars who each tragically handed away are sometimes pinpointed because the 26-year-old’s trend influences, which she absolutely embraces.

“I love how Aaliyah and Left Eye dress, that’s who my fashion icons are,” Glo mentioned. “That’s who I like to dress like most of the time, when I’m on my tomboy girlie stuff. Since I got my body right, that inspired me to start wearing outside of the tomboy stuff.”

Although Glo is maintaining particular particulars to herself, she did verify that modeling and clothes line strikes are on her docket. “Yes, yes, yes,” she mentioned excitedly when requested about her trend plans. “I don’t want to speak on it ‘cause I don’t want to put no bad luck on it. But yes, most definitely.”

Considering her meteoric rise after her breakthrough single, “F.N.F. (Let’s Go),” dropped simply three years in the past, we wouldn’t wager in opposition to a couture period GloRilla.