Loren Gray's style sits at the intersection of Y2K nostalgia, grunge attitude, and modern streetwear — and she wears it with the kind of ease that makes it look completely unconsidered. One day it's oversized sweats and chunky trainers; the next it's a plaid mini skirt and platform boots. The through-line is always confidence and a clear point of view. At Spoiled Brat, we've pulled together the brands that capture that range — pieces that work across the full spectrum of her aesthetic.
The Brands in Our Edit
Boys Lie — oversized hoodies and graphic sweats with a cool-girl, attitude-led aesthetic; the kind of effortless loungewear-meets-streetwear pieces Loren reaches for constantly.
Daisy Street — Y2K-inspired staples including baby tees, cargo trousers, and co-ords at an accessible price point; the brand for building out the everyday side of Loren's wardrobe.
The Ragged Priest — bold, rebellious designs with a rock-influenced edge; ripped denim, plaid skirts, and statement knits that bring the grunge attitude Loren layers into her more dressed-up looks.
How to Style Loren Gray Fashion
Pair a Boys Lie oversized hoodie with Daisy Street cargo trousers and chunky trainers for the relaxed, cool-girl streetwear look she wears off-duty. Go Y2K with a baby tee, low-rise plaid mini skirt, and platform boots — add a mini shoulder bag to complete the look. Layer a graphic sweatshirt over a longline tee with straight-leg jeans and clean white trainers for a more pared-back take on the aesthetic. For a grunge-influenced evening outfit, try a Ragged Priest statement skirt with a fitted top, leather jacket, and ankle boots.
Explore our Y2K fashion edit for more nostalgic styles, or browse grunge clothing for more edge-led pieces.
