After the "Mean Girls" remake and Y2K-style renaissance, it looks like underwear as bright bra straps and outerwear is back. Olivia Rodrigo leads the lingerie charge with a Coachella outfit featuring a Victoria's Secret custom.

The pop-punk princess has worn bold bras under sheer white ribbed tanks throughout her Guts tour, but Rodrigo upped the ante with a surprise performance at Coachella this past weekend. She performed on Coachella's main stage with legendary ska rock band No Doubt, led by Gwen Stefani, singing the band's single "Bathwater."

Her typical Guts fashion consisted of sparkly purple mini shorts, sheer black tights, a heart necklace, a bright red bra, and a white ribbed tank top with phrases like "Hopeful Romantic" and "Dump Him" printed It consisted of a white ribbed tank top with the phrases "Hopeful Romantic" and "Dump Him. But on Saturday night, Rodrigo recreated Stephanie's look circa 2000. Styled by the duo of Chloe and Shenelle Delgadillo, Rodrigo wore a customized white Victoria's Secret PINK ribbed crop tank top printed with "I <3 ND" in the old English gothic font Gwen Stefani made her own in the early aughts. Under the tank, Rodrigo wore a Victoria’s Secret Customized Wear Everywhere Push Up Bra in the shade Red Pepper with black studs dotting the straps.

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The "Vampire" singer also swapped her Doc Martens for Converse black Chuck high-tops and replaced her classic heart-shaped jewelry with thick silver hoops and silver chains. Instead of her usual long, flowing locks, Rodrigo tied her hair into a braided updo reminiscent of Stephanie's No Doubt era hairstyle.

The Delgadillos and Rodrigo frequently work together on red carpet looks, music videos, and various performances and appearances. They have also styled stars like Kim Kardashian, Rosalia, SZA, and Addison Ray.

Rodrigo was not the only artist to revive VS at Coachella. Rene Rapp, styled by Mimi Cattrell, wore a black Victoria's Secret PINK Seamless Sports Bra for her performance that same day. Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter, along with stylist Jared Ellner, procured a vintage 1997 Victoria's Secret sheer blue nightie to promote at Coachella.

If the three Gen Zeros say Victoria's Secret is back, then it must be.