5 Ariana Grande Fashion Must-Haves

Ariana Grande has come a long way in terms of her music career — as well as her fashion! Over the past few years, the “Thank U, Next” singer has become a style icon and has driven trends like “lampshading” with her mix of oversized athletic wear and flirty dresses. This year, she even nabbed a spot as a brand ambassador for the luxury fashion house Givenchy, joining an impressive roster that includes Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly.

The best thing about Grande’s on- and off-stage outfits is that they can be easily recreated with a few choice wardrobe pieces. Here are five of her closet staples.

Boots (The Higher The Better)

Thigh-high or knee-high boots are classic Ariana Grande. She wears them in any weather and at any time of the day. Paired with a baggy sweatshirt worn as a dress, this ensemble is her most recognizable fashion look from the last couple of years.

Oversized Sweaters Worn As Dresses

Crewneck sweaters that are about three sizes too big seem to be Grande’s favorite item of clothing. She wears them both onstage and when she’s off-duty, dressing them up or down depending on the occasion.

Extra-Large Outerwear

For someone with such a small frame, you’d expect Grande to stick with pieces that cling to her body. But Grande often goes a size or two up with her jackets and coats. She tends to gravitate toward puffy jackets, slouchy windbreakers and roomy denim jackets.

Designer Belt Bag

Grande likes to accessorize her oversized sweater-and-boots combo with designer belt bags like the green quilted Chanel fanny pack she once paired with a huge black sweatshirt and black knee-high boots. If she’s not wearing a belt bag from a luxury brand, she’s wearing a small cross-body purse or lugging a transparent tote.

Flirty Crop Top

Besides her sweatshirts, fanny packs and statement-making footwear, Grande has always been a fan of crop tops. The “God Is A Woman” singer loves wearing midriff-baring tops like the cropped lace cami she wore with white high-waisted trousers to the 2016 AMAs.