John L. ThomasSaweetie, the epitome of an “icy girl,” is making waves as the newest face of True Religion, embodying confidence and individuality in the brand’s spring 2024 campaign. Known for her signature style and unapologetic attitude, Saweetie shares her thoughts exclusively with ELLE.com on fashion, music, and more.
For Saweetie, being an icy girl means exuding confidence and hustle, traits reflected in her music and personal style. In True Religion’s spring collection, she embraces low-rise jeans and fur accessories, channeling the essence of cool and edgy. Despite the comeback of low waistlines, Saweetie offers practical advice for rocking the trend with confidence, ensuring a flawless look.
True Religion’s CMO, Kristen D’Arcy, emphasizes that style is about more than just clothing—it’s a fusion of confidence and individuality, qualities embodied by Saweetie. As a longtime admirer of the brand, Saweetie finds starring in the “Go There” campaign surreal, eagerly anticipating adding the collection’s pieces to her wardrobe for their versatility and comfort.
Turning to her music career, Saweetie teases her highly anticipated debut album, promising existing hits like “Tap In” and “My Type” alongside new tracks that elevate her icy girl persona to new heights. With visuals already completed, Saweetie hints at a fresh aesthetic that will captivate her audience and showcase her evolution as an artist.
Outside of her own music, Saweetie reveals her love for Afrobeats and her aspiration to perform at an Afrobeat festival. Additionally, she expresses her desire for a collaboration with Karol G, highlighting her admiration for the Latin music sensation’s fiery talent.
As a lifelong fan of the San Francisco 49ers, Saweetie eagerly anticipates the Super Bowl, prioritizing the game over Valentine’s Day festivities. With her infectious energy and unapologetic attitude, Saweetie continues to captivate audiences with her unique blend of style, music, and charisma.
