Christina Aguilera Channels Dirrty Era in T-Shirt and Fishnet Outfit

It’s confirmed: Christina Aguilera is bringing back the iconic “Dirrty” look. The pop star, 44, captivated fans with a nostalgic throwback during her recent outing in San Francisco. Christina Aguilera showcased a vibrant Y2K-inspired ensemble, perfect for a fun night at Holey Moley Golf Club.

Dressed in a chic green crop top, revealing fishnet tights, and micro black shorts, Aguilera appeared ready to step back into her legendary music video from 2002. She completed her sporty look with fierce dark eyeliner and glamorous makeup, as well as her long, sleek platinum hair, which she flaunted in a series of Instagram Stories on Tuesday, September 30.

After sharing a playful photo of herself on a bike, the “What a Girl Wants” singer tagged the location that offers mini golf, snacks, drinks, and even private karaoke rooms.

Just before this vibrant outing, Aguilera wowed audiences with a stunning performance at the 2025 Portola Music Festival where she embodied her classic “Dirrty” style in a striking leather bodysuit and dazzling chaps.

Reflecting on her iconic 2002 music video, she had shared that the experience remains one of her fondest memories, proudly stating on the July 31 episode of the “Heart Evenings With Dev Griffin” podcast that she’d love to relive that time. “I’m glad I had the courage to wear the chaps. It’s great to see people revisit the ‘Dirrty’ looks, especially around Halloween,” she expressed. “I love seeing how fans put their own twist on the outfits and hairstyles.”

This past summer, Aguilera ignited another fashion trend with sizzling photos from a daring shoot featuring her in front of an ice cream truck. Additionally, the singer has openly addressed the backlash she received from her 2002 chart-topping hit “Dirrty,” asserting that the criticism was unjustified.

In an interview with Vogue, she expressed, “I never thought there was anything inappropriate or offensive about ‘Dirrty.’ It symbolized a revival of my confidence.”

“I wanted this album to celebrate every facet of being a woman, embracing strength, empowerment, and my own sexuality without adhering to societal expectations,” Aguilera mentioned. She emphasized the unrealistic beauty standards women face, stating, “There is a blueprint detailing how we must appear and behave—be sexy without being too sexy, maintain a good girl persona while avoiding being boring.”

The singer concluded, “We are handed a rulebook from a young age, and as I grew older, I realized you can either conform to these norms or defy them and create your own narrative.”