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Christina Aguilera Fans Rush to Her Defense Over Very Edgy New Photos

Christina Aguilera Fans Rush to Her Defense Over Very Edgy New Photos

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Christina Aguilera Fans Rush to Her Defense Over Very Edgy New Photos originally appeared on Parade.
Christina Aguilerais getting fans talking with her latest fashion choice.
While stepping out for a performance of Burlesque the Musical in London, England on Monday, July 21, the "Beautiful" songstress stepped out in a very edgy look that some fans weren't loving—but others say the haters just "don't get it."
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In the new photos, Aguilera, 44, can be seen wearing a mustard-yellow Versace corset dress and a pair of thigh-high black boots. She also added to the dramatic look with a bold dark purple lip.
Several users on Instagram questioned the singer's bleach-blonde and slightly frizzy hairstyle for the outing, with critics leaving comments like "That hair needs help" and "That hairstylist needs a good talking to…."
However, as a number of followers pointed out in the comments, Aguilera was actually referencing a look from a 2003 Versace photoshoot, where her blonde hair was styled to look extra teased and frizzy for edgy fashion purposes.
"She is recreating a magazine look she did in 2003 with this same hair and dress," one user informed others in the comments, while another echoed, "This look was intended to look this way."
"Pretty sure hair looks like that on purpose. she looks amazing!!!!!! someone else chimed in.
"Y'all don't get it," one fan wrote, while another person added in the comments, "She looks great y'all are tripping."
Related: Christina Aguilera, 44, Wears Nothing But Leather Lingerie in Racy Photos for Major Career Milestone
Christina Aguilera Fans Rush to Her Defense Over Very Edgy New Photos first appeared on Parade on Jul 21, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 21, 2025, where it first appeared.
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