Christina Aguilera Dirrty Costume
Unleash your inner Y2K pop icon with Xtina's legendary look.
Channel the ultimate 2002 pop music era with Christina Aguilera's iconic look from the 'Dirrty' music video. This bold, high-energy costume is a staple for Y2K throwback parties and Halloween. The outfit centers around a striking red and black color scheme, featuring graphic chaps and a matching striped bikini top.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–90
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What you need for a Christina Aguilera Dirrty costume
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Red and Black Chaps
Faux leather or fabric chaps in bright red with black side panels, featuring 'Dirrty' or sporty graphics.
DIY: Cut the inner thighs out of red faux leather pants and secure them to a black belt.
Striped Bikini Top
A red and white halter bikini top or triangle top.
DIY: Use fabric paint to add white vertical stripes to a plain red triangle bikini top.
Black Boy Shorts
Stretchy black spandex boy shorts or high-cut briefs to wear under the chaps.
Black Belt
A wide black faux leather belt with a silver buckle to hold the chaps in place.
Black Fingerless Gloves
Short black fishnet or solid spandex fingerless gloves.
DIY: Cut the fingers off a pair of cheap black knit gloves.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the black spandex boy shorts first as your base layer.
- 2
Put on the red and white striped halter bikini top and tie it securely.
- 3
Step into the red and black chaps, pulling them up to your hips.
- 4
Thread the black belt through the loops of the chaps and fasten it tightly around your waist.
- 5
Slip on the black fingerless gloves on both hands.
- 6
Style your hair into long blonde micro-braids with black streaks to match the music video look.
Makeup & hair
Style long blonde hair (or a wig) with thin, messy micro-braids and black streaks throughout. Apply heavy Y2K-style makeup with thin, arched eyebrows, smoky dark eyeshadow, facial piercings (like a fake nose and lip ring), and glossy nude lips.
Christina Aguilera Dirrty for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with a partner dressed as a boxer in satin shorts and hand wraps, referencing the music video's underground boxing ring setting.
- group
- Go as a group of 2000s MTV pop icons, including Britney Spears from 'Oops!... I Did It Again' and Shakira.
- Plus size
- Opt for high-waisted black booty shorts and chaps with elastic waistbands for a comfortable, adjustable fit.
Tips
- Ensure the chaps are securely fastened to your belt so they don't slip down while walking or dancing.
- Wear comfortable black boots or sneakers, as this outfit is designed for high-energy movement.
- Use body shimmer or bronzer on your shoulders and midriff to capture the sweaty, glossy aesthetic of the music video.
Christina Aguilera Dirrty costume FAQ
- What do you wear under the Xtina chaps?
- Wear stretchy black spandex boy shorts, high-cut briefs, or a black bodysuit underneath the chaps for coverage.
- How do I style my hair for the Dirrty costume?
- Use a long blonde wig with black synthetic clip-in streaks, braiding random thin sections to recreate her signature textured micro-braids.
- Is the Christina Aguilera Dirrty costume comfortable for cold weather?
- Because it features a bikini top and open chaps, it is very revealing. Bring a red oversized track jacket to wear over it if you are going outside in cold weather.
Did you know? The iconic 'Dirrty' music video was directed by David LaChapelle and marked Christina Aguilera's transition from teen pop star to the bolder 'Xtina' persona.