The Hidden Meaning Behind Keke Palmer's Nope Outfits
Keke Palmer's "Nope" Outfits Are a Clue to Emerald and OJ's Past
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Other standout pieces from Palmer's "Nope" wardrobe include a pair of Yippee Ki Yay Vesuvio skeleton cowboy boots, a leather vest that belonged to Bovaird's stepmother-in-law, a real-life cowgirl, and one of the designer's favorite pieces: a vintage Garfield pajama shirt that had to be replicated for the film.
"The undeniable swagger with which Em pulls off wearing Angel's vintage Jesus Lizard T-shirt and ill-fitting Rip N Dip jeans in the Copperpot's Cove parking lot, or a Garfield sleep-shirt and head wrap while throwing Sour Patch Kids at a praying mantis, just blows my mind," Cooper adds.
Yippee Ki Yay Women's Vesuvio Western Boots by Old Gringo ($378)