The television personality was loved by her traditional tuxedo.
JoJo Siwa, a dancer, pop star, and television personality seems to be planning to add fashionista to her repertoire.
The 18-year old made a fashion statement at KIIS FM’s annual Jingle Ball on Friday wearing black leather shorts paired together with a sparkling black cardigan, teamed with a shiny bow — a reference to the signature bows she is well-known for using in her hair.
The former star of “Dance Moms”, , shared a TikTokset with Britney Spears. It showed her transformation into the bold look.
Her signature bows were also worn on her heels: a pair Jimmy Choo sandals with an attached mesh fascinator bow.
The star’s appearance on the red carpet was praised by fans via social media.
One Instagram fan commented: “Omg Jojo, you look absolutely stunning! Love the outfit and everything about you!”
Another person wrote: “I love your new look!” “
Jojo siwa is my celeb crush for this year. This was not something I expected.
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Siwa was the talk of the town when she announced that she is part the LGBTQ community.
After posting a TikTok video showing her dancing to Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way”, Siwa took a selfie in which she wore a tee that said, “Best. Gay. Cousin. Ever.”
In an Instagram livestream, the Boomerang singer said, “I am really really, really, and I’m really happy.” It makes me so happy that this side of my life is now available to the world. It’s been a while since I was happy in this place, and now it’s time to share it with the rest of the world.
She said, “But, right now, what matters most is that you guys understand that, no matter who your love is, it’s OK and it’s awesome, and the world’s there for you.”
the star made history in August by becoming the first contestant to partner with another person of the same sexuality in all 30 seasons of “Dancing With the Stars.” Siwa Johnson and her partner Jenna Johnson placed 2nd overall in the competition.
