Ice Spice.Photo:Kevin Mazur/TAS23/Getty, Johnny Nunez/WireImage
Kevin Mazur/TAS23/Getty, Johnny Nunez/WireImage
Ice Spicewas “In Ha Mood” to switch things up.
The Bronx rapper, 23, stepped out Sunday at Hot 97’s Summer Jam festival with a new look — butt-length curls!
Making her appearance at the UBS Arena on New York’s Long Island for a 30-minute set alongside special guests like Flo Milli and Kali, the rising star ditched her go-to short curly hairstyle for the new look, as well as a fresh Y2K ensemble.
At the event, Ice rocked a plaid mini skirt, a white cropped Supreme T-shirt, a studded belt, fishnets, chunky loafers and a massive diamond necklace.
While Ice is usually iced out, her new hair style sees her part ways temporarily with her signature short style, which she has changed up every now and then over the course of her breakthrough year. For example, Ice performed at the Williamsburg Hotel in Brooklyn in February when she opted to put the look aside in favor of a silk press.
Ice Spice performs at Hot 97’s Summer Jam.Johnny Nunez/WireImage
Johnny Nunez/WireImage
It’s been a major year for Ice following the release of her 2022 single “Munch.” In 2023 alone, she’s released her debut EPLike..?, collaborated with superstars likeNicki MinajandTaylor Swift, and worked on herfirst fashion campaign with Beyoncé’s Ivy Park and Adidas.
The musician told PEOPLE back in February that she was in “disbelief” when she got the Ivy Park call, adding “it was all sinking in on the flight over [to the photo shoot]. I’m still so excited to be a part of this!”
“Being resilient has always been important to me in every situation because nothing is permanent and we should reflect that,” she said of her fearless approach to style and music. Keeping it fun and as “raw and organic as possible” is also key.
Ice Spice.Steve Granitz/FilmMagic
Since then, Ice has been promoting her music with a few festival performances — including this past weekend at Summer Jam and next weekend at New York’s Governors Ball.
At Summer Jam, Ice performed some of her biggest hits — including her verse from her No. 1 single “Boy’s a Liar, Pt. 2” — and brought out her friend Flo Milli, whospoke with PEOPLEabout the experience backstage.
The pair have yet to share space on a track together, but as Flo explained, she isn’t ruling anything out. “It’s possible,” she said of a potential future collaboration with Ice. “Like damn, she in ha' mood! I don’t know! It’s giving that, it’s giving that.”
source: people.com
