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Britney Spears is a green scene. The “Hold It Against Me” singer shared a video on Instagram yesterday that showed the pop star modeling an eye-catching piece of clothing alongside two chic shoe options.

For the first outfit, Spears donned a lime green houndstooth hoodie from Beyoncé’s Adidas x Ivy Park “Ivy Halls” collection. The piece also included color blocking which helped break up the busy look of outerwear. She also coordinated with lightly faded denim shorts for a relaxed and casual look.

For the next ensemble, the “Toxic” singer wore a white lace button-up with puff sleeves, which she tied in the front for a cropped finish. She kept the same denim shorts and paired them with a brown felt hat with black lining around the top. And in another shot, she swaps her accessory and leaves with a bright red structured hat.

Spears based her outfit with two shoes: her favorite brown suede pumps and her sleek black combat boots. The heels are approximately 3 inches high and have a pointed toe design for a modern touch. The boots, meanwhile, came up to her calves and had a silver buckle on both shoes and a round toe style.

When it comes to Spears’ fashion taste, she tends to wear relaxed and modern silhouettes. For example, she recently donned a black Pilgrim-inspired mini dress that incorporated a tidy white collar and matching sleeves coordinated with brown leather Mary Jane heels for a fun appearance while dancing to Cardi B in a video on Instagram. .

Spears was the face of Candie’s in the early 2000s, and she worked with the brand to create a line of clothing sold at Kohl’s. Spears also had her own line of perfumes.

Click through the gallery to see Spears’ 90s and early 2000s street style.

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