Okay, listen. We all know Olivia Rodrigo isn’t just that girl with the heartbreak ballads and viral bangers—she’s also a straight-up fashion icon.
But plot twist: she’s living proof that you don’t need to bare it all to make a serious statement. Full sleeves? Long pants? Covered shoulders? Still a slay.
So if you’re tired of people thinking “modest” means “boring,” Olivia’s closet is here to shut that down—politely, of course. Here are 10 times she rocked fully covered, stylish outfits that had us screaming, “Okay Miss Rodrigo, we see you!”
1. Checkerboard Queen at the Met Steps
You know the one—black-and-white checkered blazer, matching trousers, white tee underneath.
Why we loved it:
It gave modern Clueless energy without going OTT. Plus, the structured fit said “I’m serious,” while the sneakers said “But not that serious.”
Vibe:
Cool girl who aces AP Lit and also curates Spotify playlists like a pro.
2. All-Black But Make It Poetic
Head-to-toe black: wool trench, pleated skirt, turtleneck, tights, and boots.
Where: A press event (aka business Olivia mode).
Why it worked:
She looked like she was about to drop an indie film and a philosophy thesis. Minimal effort, maximum mood.
IMO: Every closet needs at least one “I might ghost you” fit.
3. Varsity Jacket Magic
Oversized varsity jacket over loose black jeans and combat boots.
The energy:
Pop star meets high school heartbreaker—gender-neutral fashion win.
What made it modest & magical:
Zero skin, all attitude. And yes, she looked 6 ft tall in those platforms.
4. Cottagecore But Make It Urban
Long-sleeved floral maxi dress + brown suede boots + cozy cream cardigan.
Why we’re obsessed:
It gave “I write love songs in a field,” but also “I’ll ghost you if you don’t text back in 10 mins.”
Also: You could totally thrift this look and look rich doing it.
5. Leathered Up in NYC
Structured leather coat, black turtleneck, wide-leg trousers, and yes—chunky boots.
When: Street style moment in NYC.
Vibe:
Imagine you just left a recording studio and a Vogue photographer caught you “accidentally” looking iconic.
Bonus: Fully covered, yet undeniably powerful. No compromises.
6. Y2K Tracksuit but Elevated
Purple velour zip-up hoodie, matching joggers, white sneakers.
Why it works:
It’s comfy-core meets pop princess, minus the cringe. And no belly button in sight, thank you very much.
Modern Modesty Rating: 10/10
7. Academic Chic Realness
Olivia showed up in a grey oversized blazer layered over a black mock-neck, plaid slacks, and patent loafers.
Hot take:
She looked like your favorite English teacher, if your teacher had a platinum album and killer brows.
Covered? Yes.
Chic? Oh, absolutely.
8. The Airport Trench Moment
Beige trench coat, thick scarf, black turtleneck, and wide-leg jeans.
Why we’re taking notes:
This was textbook modest layering with ✨star energy✨.
Rhetorical question time:
Why do celebs always look 10x cooler at the airport? Seriously.
9. The Graphic Tee That Went to College
Olivia paired a long graphic tee (oversized, of course) with a plaid skirt (knee-length), and threw a denim jacket on top.
Why it worked:
It screamed Gen Z rebellion with a side of honor roll.
Low effort, high fashion. We love a queen who knows balance.
10. Red Carpet? More Like Red Statement
Long-sleeved floor-length black gown, high neckline, dramatic sleeves, and not a single cutout in sight.
Where: An awards ceremony.
Why we fainted:
It was gothic-glam with zero skin showing, and she looked like she could summon both applause and demons.
Fashion lesson: Covered ≠ quiet.
Final Thoughts 🎤
So, yeah—if anyone tries to tell you modest fashion can’t be cool, just show them this list. Olivia Rodrigo isn’t out here playing dress-up—she’s making a statement, and she’s doing it without relying on low necklines or short hemlines.
Next time you’re planning a fit and want to keep it fully covered? Channel Olivia. Layer up. Stay cozy. And slay anyway. 😎