BIRTHDAY STYLE BOOK : AALIYAH

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AALIYAH

 Aaliyah was singer, actress and style icons during her reign in the 90's. She had multiple hit singles such as Back and Forth, Age ain't  nothing but a number and At your best. She starred in the film Romeo must Die with Jet Li and also contributed to the Disney film Anastasia's sountrack with the song Journey to the Past.

  Aaliyah's style is one that has been copied by many, her style was very simple and tomboyish with her baggy denim or leather pants and crop tops and her signature side part hairstyle. In the early 2000s  developed and she still wore those leather pants but less baggy and we loved it all, here some of her iconic looks








GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

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