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Soak it in Hey, what's up Glamour?

It's Bella thorne and today I'll be reviewing some of my most iconic looks from film and television.

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Well this look is from Shake It Up and man, is it just awful in between 2000 and 10 and 2000 and 13, fashion was just very different.

So if you guys cannot blame me for this, let's see what we've got.

I see brown sparkle vest, cute ripped jeans, knee high black boots, knee high stripe socks, gray and white striped shirt, and a black scarf, a black hardship clock necklace When Island is shaking up.

I was 11 12 and my character style on the show was definitely really funky.

She is really this kind of very much a tomboy, but love still glitter and sparkles, which I think is a really perfect description of me and my style because I am a tomboy and then I love to just glitter shine.

Actually, I did very much see eye to eye with C.

C.

I remember that our costume room was Awesome.

Really crazy costumes, absolutely ridiculousness.

And the room was just packed just crowded, head to toe clothes everywhere means India would just race to get changed as fast as we could in the wardrobe room and run out for our next look that we did for a few years, I grew up in modeling, I started modeling at six weeks old, I think that by the time I was 11, I was so over fashion, if that makes sense.

It took me until I was like 17, almost 18 to start really getting into like, okay, what do you like to wear?

What is your style like?

There was a few things I kept from the show when it entered and one of them was this pair of paint splattered jeans and paint splattered boots.

I was so obsessed with those booths.

If you watch the show, you know what boots I'm talking about because I wore them almost in every scene.

This is from blended girl was fine a f in this school, Adidas tracksuit, even though I didn't cut my hair this short, they wake me for the movie.

I still cut my hair really short.

I had to for the movie, which, if you ask me, it makes no sense.

I mean, if girl is wearing a wig wise girl, gotta chop her hair off.

I play Hillary Adam calls me larry throughout the movie.

My character would like to blossom a little bit, but her father is really holding her back.

My character goes through a makeover.

I remember being inherent makeup and I'm curling my hair trying to get it with this look, I remember thinking I just put the wig back on again and the track soup, I had a lot of fun on this movie.

It was so motherly to me and Adam was the same way I got really close with the adam.

We would play basketball all the time.

I also had to learn to play basketball for the movie.

That was really fond memories.

That was really fun.

This look is from the duff and I was killing the game over here, very sexy.

I really liked this character's war drug, but throughout the whole movie, usually when you have a mean girl, they put you in, you know, tiny skirts and little tight tops and you know, it's a very girly aesthetic.

But when I talked to our director, I wanted to go with the more kind of rock star aesthetic, just cool girl next door.

I just didn't want to make her your typical mean girl.

Very girly when I was having conversations with the director and our wardrobe stylist on the movie, I really just went hand in hand on picking out these looks on by one.

It was very much a collaborative effort and I think it came out very well.

I had so much fun filming this movie.

I really got to get very close to me.

Whitman was amazing.

She's believe I remember in my trailer, we were sitting at lunch and we're pretty much almost done with the movie.

She was like, so you want to hang out after the movie and in my 15, 16 year old eyes, I was just like really, I've never really gotten very close to any actors on set, it meant so much to me that she thought I was cool enough to hang out with her.

This is a look from Famous in Love.

I am wearing a rock and red dress over here in the episode.

My costar, her character is Alexis, she's wearing the same dress in the episode but she wears it with gold, feels funny enough, I read this book when I was actually on shake it up and I loved the book and I brought it to Marlene King and said let's go make a shell and that is how Famous in Love got started on air.

I definitely related to the character in a few ways and the idea of getting to Hollywood in one day, everything changing.

Not so much in the way that it happens to my character because hers happens in one instance but mine took many years of acting and struggling, but I related to the fact of all of a sudden having this kind of uncontrollable fandom in a blink of an eye.

It's actually very funny because I get Jessica rabbit a lot, a lot a lot people tell me that especially when I'm wearing red and I read a lot um I held bedroom is red and a little bit of black.

So I was really with this red cow, I knew that when they pulled it out, I was like okay girl, we serve a body in this episode.

Yeah, yeah, I felt, I felt pretty good about it.

I definitely felt very sexy.

That that is for sure.

This is from a movie I did called infamous this character style is definitely very different than mine.

I really wanted to for the character go with a very florida, fun, trashy loud, quite in your face for the character because it matches her personality.

We actually brought some wigs to the movie.

This pink wig is mine.

There's another wig in the movie.

That's mine gets the green one.

I kept that snakeskin top and it's one of the only things that I kept from set.

I got to do my own makeup on this movie, had a lot of fun with all the looks and kind of matching them to what I was wearing and what not had so much fun filming this movie.

I loved this crew and I made so many lifelong friends.

This is from a movie that I have coming out.

It's called habit.

I'm really excited for everyone to see.

It really is a fun ride to watch this movie.

You definitely have a lot of fun while watching it, which I also had fun in the wardrobe room for this movie.

I'm wearing orange flare pants and green swimsuit bikini top, teal leather jacket, which was my character jacket throughout the whole movie.

It's her statement piece that she always wears.

I'm wearing scuffed Converse sneakers, striped socks, jewelry, rings, pendant, necklace, red bracelet, the influences behind the character style is definitely our director general, she sees herself as the lead character and this is basically a page out of her closet and her closet is amazing.

It's loosely based off of some of her experiences.

I just wanted to bring that to life and you know, make her happy and make her feel like I did some justice while I never did a wardrobe fitting, we picked out my outfit every day on set and they would come to my trailer.

I would ask them what options because I would be doing my own makeup and they have a few pieces and then I would choose a makeup look, try it on fitted on me, walk out the door shoot.

I remember specifically being like these sneakers have to be adult, we cannot get new sneakers, they have to be worn torn.

This girl where the same pair of sneakers almost every day, it's got to look a certain way.

I'm also wearing a nun costume.

I remember very specifically, you know, kind of going back and forth about the hair underneath.

I was coming straight from another movie, check fights, film them back to back literally the next day my hair was already blue and I remember going very much back and forth on set about this blue hair sticking out.

I have go go boots.

At one point, I mostly fought for my characters Converse and her striped socks to be underneath.

The movie is very much based in this artistic exaggerated realism, which makes the movie stylistically very fun.

And I think that that's why people will really like it because it's very, very different.

The director general really wanted to go with oldies when it comes to style the seventies.

I think there's some more sixties cut, some forties cuts in the movie.

All the looks are definitely in the vintage realm.

And I thought that that was really fun because I never get to do that for a character and hopefully that's you know what people can also really appreciate about it.

Well, thank you, Glamour.

It's been a lot of fun reviewing looks.

If we can call them that with you.

I had fun.

I hope you did too.