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Lizzo's Y2K-Inspired Bikini Has a Plunging Neckline and Stomach Cutouts

Winter may be quickly approaching, but Lizzo continues to serve warm-weather vibes year-round. On Tuesday, the "About Damn Time" singer took to Instagram to share a series of snaps in which she's hanging poolside wearing a vibrant bikini. The two-piece swimsuit features a sheer overlay on the bottoms, plus an all-over blue and brown psychedelic print that calls to mind the groovy Y2K era, when inflatable furniture, fuzzy notebooks, and lava lamps reigned supreme.

Lizzo's swimwear also boasted a high-cut silhouette and on-trend cutouts, which she appeared to create herself by crisscrossing the bikini top's ties across the front of her stomach.

To complete her vacation-ready look, the 34-year-old Emmy winner layered on the accessories. She paired silver rings on her left ring finger with matching silver hoop earrings, topped off with a stack of blue and green beaded bracelets on her right wrist. A blue-tipped manicure that matched the water behind her made for the finishing touch.

Colorful cutouts are a fashion favorite for Lizzo, who recently performed in a neon-yellow catsuit with rhinestones and sheer paneling. Just a few weeks ago, she took a break from her US tour to attend rapper 21 Savage's 30th birthday party. For that occasion, Lizzo stepped out in head-to-toe Yitty, her own athleisure line, which included a Barbiecore-pink bralette and matching peekaboo pants that revealed her butt.



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