Olivia Rodrigo Unleashes Leather Pop at NOS Alive 2025 in Lisbon • CelebMafia

Rodrigo brought high-octane sensuality and late-2000s attitude to NOS Alive—part pop concert, part glam-rock séance in crystal fringe and defiant leather.

There’s a moment mid-set when Olivia Rodrigo throws her head back, one arm slung skyward, and you can almost hear the ghost of Joan Jett whispering “hell yes.” At NOS Alive 2025 in Lisbon, Rodrigo wasn’t just performing—she was conjuring. Leather, fringe, and pure grit collided in a look that felt like a rebellious homage to the MySpace era, modernized with pop star precision.

The focal point? A structured, zip-up black leather bustier that sculpted her torso like armor—sleek, unapologetic, and unapologetically hot. Below, a micro-miniskirt dripping in silver fringe and cinched with an industrial R & M Leathers Kane belt became a showstopper in motion, catching the stage lights with every stomp and twist. It was less “teen angst” and more “Vegas punk priestess.”

She paired the look with Calzedonia micronet tights and the towering Dr. Martens Audrick 20-Eye platform boots—each detail a deliberate nod to the dualities she thrives in: rough vs. glitzy, Y2K chaos vs. Gen Z clarity.

And then came the guitars—first a Gretsch G5021WPE Rancher Penguin in Shell Pink (yes, really), followed by a Fender Vintage 1962 Jazzmaster that could’ve stepped straight out of a Sofia Coppola dreamscape. Together with her signature “Guts” ring set, the accessories told their own story: girlishness with bite.

Lighting pulsed magenta and smoke curled in cinematic waves, making Rodrigo appear not just styled but summoned—like a fever-dream fusion of early Britney and gothic Bratz doll. Her hair fell in tousled waves, makeup grounded by a sharp cat-eye and bruised-plum lip, as if to say: heartbreak, but make it couture.

Is this look part of a wider trend revival—grunge-glam’s sparkly second act? Or is Olivia Rodrigo simply crafting her own runway, live on stage?

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