Ashlee Simpson’s daughter, Jagger, has taken a liking to her mom’s throwback style. The 8-year-old recently discovered Simpson’s “Autobiography” album from 2004 and decided to emulate her mother’s fashion from that era. Simpson revealed that Jagger put on black pants and was looking for two belts to complete the look, showing her admiration for her mom’s past style choices.
Reflecting on her own style regrets from the early 2000s, Simpson acknowledged that she once sported “wrestling boots” and “tutu skirts” which she now considers to be misses. Additionally, she mentioned that super low-rise jeans are something she would pass on today, along with joking about her long attachment to a mullet hairstyle. Despite these past fashion faux pas, Simpson admitted to enjoying coloring her hair frequently back then, particularly loving the redhead look.
Musical Journey
Since the release of “Autobiography” in 2004, Ashlee Simpson has gone on to release albums such as “I Am Me” in 2005 and “Bittersweet World” in 2008. Currently, Simpson is working on her next album, which she describes as her “baby.” She expressed excitement about this new project, hinting that it will arrive before any actual baby as she considers that chapter of her life to be closed.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of her musical debut album, Ashlee Simpson has partnered with Dairy Queen. Notably, the brand’s Brownie Batter Blizzard Treat is also celebrating its 20th anniversary and has made a comeback on the menu. Simpson, who used to indulge in the sweet treat while touring for “Autobiography,” expressed her love for the dessert, likening it to eating brownie dough.
Ashlee Simpson’s daughter, Jagger, has become a fan of her mom’s past fashion choices, showcasing a love for throwback styles. Simpson herself reminisced about her fashion regrets and hair color experiments from the early 2000s, highlighting the evolution of her personal style over the years. Furthermore, Simpson teased her upcoming album while celebrating the 20th anniversary of her debut album in collaboration with Dairy Queen.