Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again Costume
Oops, you did it again in this iconic Y2K pop look.
Step back into the year 2000 with Britney Spears' most famous music video look. This costume features her unforgettable red latex catsuit, sleek hair, and futuristic headset. It is a highly recognizable pop culture statement that is perfect for parties, concerts, and Halloween.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again costume
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Red latex or vinyl catsuit
A form-fitting, long-sleeved red jumpsuit with a mock turtleneck collar and a front zipper.
DIY: Wear a matching red long-sleeve bodysuit and red leggings made of shiny spandex.
Black headset microphone
A lightweight over-ear headset with a thin wire microphone resting near the mouth.
DIY: Bend a black wire coat hanger or pipe cleaner to shape around your ear and attach a small black foam bead to the tip.
White platform sneakers or boots
White chunky platform shoes to match the futuristic Y2K aesthetic.
DIY: Use any clean white sneakers you already own.
Silver eyeshadow
Metallic silver or frosted blue eyeshadow to capture the early 2000s makeup trend.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the red latex or vinyl catsuit carefully, using baby powder on your skin if the material sticks.
- 2
Zip the catsuit up to the mock neck collar, ensuring a sleek, form-fitting silhouette.
- 3
Put on the white platform sneakers or boots.
- 4
Style your hair straight and sleek, parting it down the middle or pulling the front sections back.
- 5
Apply frosted silver eyeshadow across your eyelids and add a glossy pink lip.
- 6
Position the black headset microphone over your ears and adjust the mic arm to sit near your lips.
Makeup & hair
Straighten your hair to a high-shine, sleek finish with a middle part. For makeup, apply a generous amount of frosted silver eyeshadow, black mascara, a touch of pink blush, and ultra-glossy pink lip gloss.
Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as the astronaut in a silver space suit who presents you with the 'Heart of the Ocean' necklace.
- group
- Form a Britney squad with friends wearing the '...Baby One More Time' schoolgirl outfit, the 'Toxic' flight attendant uniform, and the 'I'm a Slave 4 U' outfit.
- kids
- A red spandex unitard paired with a toy headset makes for a comfortable, kid-friendly version.
- Plus size
- Look for high-stretch red metallic or faux-leather jumpsuits that offer comfort and flexibility.
Tips
- Latex and vinyl can get very warm; wear moisture-wicking undergarments underneath to stay comfortable.
- Use a little cornstarch or baby powder inside the suit to help slide it on and off easily.
- Strike classic choreography poses in photos, like placing one hand behind your head and holding the headset mic with the other.
Britney Spears Oops I Did It Again costume FAQ
- What material is the original Britney Spears Oops suit made of?
- The original outfit worn by Britney Spears in the 2000 music video was made of red latex, created by designer Michael Bush.
- How do I make the red catsuit more comfortable?
- If shiny vinyl or latex is too restrictive, opt for a red metallic spandex or faux-leather jumpsuit, which offers much more stretch and breathability.
- Did Britney wear a headset in the video?
- Yes, she wore a simple black headset microphone over her ears, which became a signature accessory for her live performances and this look.
Did you know? The iconic red latex jumpsuit was a last-minute creation; the stylist hired a designer to make it the night before the shoot because the original outfit concepts weren't working.