These Outfits From The Lizzie McGuire Movie Prove Nobody Did 2000s Style Like She Did

Lizzie McGuire is the reason I wore butterfly clips in my hair all through middle school and tie-dye shirts on the regular. When the movie came out in 2003, I couldn't wait to see what outfits she'd wear and was curious to see if her style evolved as well. Turns out, Hilary Duff, who played the iconic Disney character, found a way to continue being relatable and trendy with her outfits in the movie. (The plot also had me wishing I could go on a school trip with friends to Rome and, of course, be confused with an Italian pop star.)

During the movie, Lizzie continued to showcase her wardrobe of quirky, often-mismatched outfits, but something that changed: they were all a little more refined. She wore everything from a ruffled button-down and low-slung jeans with, of course, matching hair clips. She also showed off one of the 2000s biggest trends: a chainlink heart tag necklace — remember those?! The whole movie was packed full of wearable outfits that deserve another look. Keep reading to take a look back at some of the most fashionable moments from the iconic movie ahead.

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We love how Lizzie styled a striped miniskirt with a denim jacket and matching sneakers. Bonus points for the orange headband that gave her outfit a pop of color.

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Showing off her singing chops in a blue tee and checkered pants. We love that she threw on a newsboy cap for a touch of drama.

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Hopping onto a scooter to tour Rome wearing a red striped blouse and jeans.

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Remember when chainlink heart tag necklaces were a thing? What a classic '00s accessory.

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Lizzie styled her ruffled button-down blouse with matching bedazzled hair clips, of course.

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Can we take a minute to appreciate Lizzie's baguette bag which is back in style now?

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She wasn't afraid to go for bold prints, as seen by her pants. (Side note: who wouldn't want to have every need catered to like Lizzie in this scene?)

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Her travel outfit of a striped tee was cool, casual, and comfy — the perfect combination.

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We can't forget to mention the silver outfit she wore to sing what "What Dreams Are Made Of." The silver embellished top! The feather accents! The low-slung pants! All perfection.