Olivia Rodrigo gives a crochet sweater a grungy twist with fishnet tights and extra chunky platform boots in London

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Olivia Rodrigo gives her vision of the “London look”.

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The “good 4 u” singer shared a series of photos on Instagram Friday showing the pop star in London with her friend Iris Scot. As for her outfit, the “Driver’s License” singer wore a crocheted sweater that featured alternating black and white stripes with an abstract gray shape in the middle of the garment. On the lower half, Rodrigo opted for a black skirt that encompassed a slight slit paired with fishnets and opaque tights. For accessories, Rodrigo chose a pair of black mittens, a black quilted handbag and a multicolored crochet headband that added contrast to her dark outfit.

To ground everything, Rodrigo slipped his feet into a pair of black platform boots that incorporated a round toe and knee-length laces. Rodrigo has an affinity for wedge shoes and often pairs them with punk-inspired clothing that has a fun, girly Rodrigo twist.

During her outing, she was joined by her friend actress Iris Apatow, who wore a green coat, sheer tights and brown Mary Janes set on chunky flared heels.

Rodrigo has a specific, modern fashion sense that often shows her mixing textures and patterns to create interesting silhouettes. For example, last year the “traitor” songstress showed off her penchant for sheer numbers in a short dress with bow and platform boots for Variety Hitmaker’s Brunch. And she wore a plunging purple disco dress paired with metallic sandals for the American Music Awards for a sophisticated change of pace.

Rodrigo has created his own business ventures. In 2021, she collaborated with phone case and electronics accessories company Casetify on a line of sleek phone cases designed with Rodrigo’s specific, bold flair.

Click on the gallery to see by Rodrigo red carpet style through the years.

Slip on a pair of black platform boots for a punk effect.