Kelly Clarkson is giving fans a different look at who she is — both musically and fashionably.
On a recent taping of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the singer performed her latest single “Mine” off her upcoming album Chemistry. Fans were moved seeing Kelly get vulnerable with her newest track, but they were even more mesmerized by the outfit she wore for her on-air musical moment.
The Voice coach hit the stage wearing a 1970s-black maxi dress that had see-through long sleeves. The lace sleeves were also unique, due to the material billowing out at the elbow. The top part of the look was cinched at the waist, giving the illusion that the outfit was two separate pieces.
For accessories, Kelly wore a thin brown and beige scarf to pull the boho look together. What’s more, she paired it with a fringe necklace featuring gold and green accents that sparkled when it caught the light onstage.
As for her shoes, she showed off her love of grunge fashion with a pair of two-toned platform boots. She styled her long blonde hair into her signature blowout, with a few pieces framing her face. To amp up the rocker feel a bit more, she wore a smoky cat eyeshadow with rosy cheeks and a neutral lipstick.
When folks saw the American Idol alum’s performance go viral on TikTok, they couldn’t help but comment on her onstage ensemble. Upon seeing her outfit, some thought she was inspired by a music legend who dresses similarly.
“The outfit is giving Stevie Nicks, wonderful,” one person wrote in the comments section, , referencing the singer from Fleetwood Mac. “NOBODY can steal your shine ✨, Kelly!” another added. “I love THIS Kelly! 🥹🔥 She’s unstoppable,” a different follower agreed.
While Kelly wore a knockout look on her daytime TV show, this isn’t the first time her clothes have received recognition on TikTok. In late January, she stepped out in grunge apparel to sing a cover of Blink-182’s “All the Small Things.” That moment was inspired by the genre she was singing, but she continuously makes folks realize just how well she knows her fashion knowledge.