The color story of the music video operates on pure chromatic intensity. Stylists avoided the muted neutrals dominating commercial street fashion, pulling instead from late-1990s and early-2000s club culture. Cherry red, acid lime, electric cobalt, and bubblegum pink dominate the frames, frequently paired against high-contrast white and stark graphic lettering.
This aesthetic thrives on calculated excess. Micro-skirts are anchored by oversized belts featuring heavy metallic buckles, while baby tees sport airbrushed typography and playful graphics. Chunky leg warmers, calf-length combat boots, and layered arm cuffs punctuate the silhouettes, creating visual weight that keeps the fast-cut choreography readable on mobile screens. The styling team leaned heavily into tactile contrast: fuzzy mohair knits layered over sleek spandex body suits, and structured pleating paired with oversized faux-fur trims.