Olivia Rodrigo gave fans another glimpse at her effortlessly cool stage style, this time in a tiny skort from Sandy Liang, while performing at the live taping of Austin City Limits at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas. The Grammy-winning singer took to the stage in a nostalgic Y2K-inspired outfit that perfectly matched the laid-back vibe of the performance while putting her signature youthful aesthetic front and center.
Olivia Rodrigo’s tiny Sandy Liang skort rides up her thighs at Austin City Limits
For the special appearance, Olivia Rodrigo paired a vintage 1997 Lilith Fair ribbed ringer T-shirt with Sandy Liang’s tiny Bunny skort in dark navy, retailing for $495.
The pleated micro skort sat high on her waist and featured an ultra-short silhouette that showed off her toned legs throughout the set. As she moved across the stage, the tiny hemline rode even higher on her thighs, adding to the playful energy of the performance.
Rodrigo’s fitted gray ringer tee featured contrasting black trim and a whimsical graphic across the chest. This added another throwback touch to the outfit. Meanwhile, the Sandy Liang skort was elevated with a large gingham rose detail at the hip and long ribbon accents that swayed as she performed.
The singer completed the look with knee-high black leather boots featuring a modest block heel, giving the outfit a grunge-inspired finish. She wore her dark hair in loose, natural waves with minimal accessories, allowing the vintage tee and statement skort to take center stage. Styled by Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo, the ensemble blended nostalgic festival fashion with modern designer pieces.
Photos from the performance captured Rodrigo singing into a handheld microphone, interacting with the crowd, and energetically moving across the stage under purple lighting. The Austin City Limits appearance marked another standout performance for the singer as she continues promoting her music while staying true to her distinctive fashion identity.
Whether she’s embracing vintage band tees or designer micro bottoms, Rodrigo continues to prove that her performance wardrobe is just as memorable as her music.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on theFashionSpot.
