Saweetie and Doja Cat have teamed up for their latest hit song "Best Friend," [1] and we're all about the fashion in the music video. The video features the duo on an epic girls night wearing multiple stylish pieces that seem to be inspired by the early aughts. Saweetie and Doja wore multiple coordinating sets as well as colourful statement pieces that deserve more than a glance, which is why we are breaking down their key looks for you. They even wore custom looks from Draper Dan x Gucci [2]! How cool is that? Saweetie's green logo-covered look from the collab was definitely our favourite outfit in the video.
Saweetie's stylist Bryon Javar posted a picture [3] of the green and purple logo covered look saying, "I've always been inspired by Dapper Dan's infamous coat worn by Olympic Runner Diane Dixon in the early '90s. I wanted to recreate that same silhouette with the jacket and matching top and shorts to show off some skin. The thigh high boot brought the entire look home. I'm seriously obsessed!" Yep, we're obsessed too! Keep reading to take a look at all of the jaw-dropping outfits worn in "Best Friend" ahead.
Saweetie wearing a custom L.O.C.A. crystal bikini "Icy" top with yellow bikini bottoms and a matching robe.
Doja Cat wearing a Ludovic de Saint Sernin Swarovski crystal rainbow halter top with a custom g-string by The Disco Daddy x Minimale Animale, Giuseppe Zanotti shoes, and Versace sunglasses.
Wearing custom Dapper Dan x Gucci sets.
Doja Cat wearing a pink fuzzy outfit by Rosamosario while Saweetie wore a light green fuzzy outfit.
Doja Cat wearing a custome cutout mesh set by Laroxx.
Saweetie wearing a custom orange crystal cage suit by Bryan Hearns.
Saweetie wearing a custom crystal chain look by Laurel DeWitt.
Doja Cat wearing a custom Laroxx denim set with Loree Rodkin jewellery.
Doja Cat wearing a custom Laroxx hoodie with Natasha Zinko patchwork flare jeans.
Saweetie wearing a blue velour "Best Friend" jacket and short sets by Angel Brinks.
Doja Cat wearing a pink velour "Best Friend" jacket and short sets by Angel Brinks.