Backstreet-Boys singer AJ McLean
He still regrets this outfit today
In addition to music, the boy bands of the 90s also became known for their outfits. A look is particularly embarrassing to Backstreet Boy AJ McLean.
Boy bands like the backstreet boys shaped the fashion of the 1990s. But the musicians are not proud of all looks. Backstreet-Boys singer AJ McLean (47) used a documentary to apologize for a fashion. In the CW documentary “The 90s Boy Band Boom” by the US TV network, he said that his outfit at the Grammys 1999 was a “really bad look”.
“Like a wrapped magician”
“You could see when we had a stylist and when not. You can tell whether we were up to ourselves or whether we had someone who guided us,” he said in relation to the clothes of his band. “I feel sorry for many decisions that we have made,” the “People” magazine continued.
This also includes his outfit for the first Grammys of the Backstreet Boys in 1999. In contrast to Nick Carter, Brian Litrell (49), Kevin Richardson (53) and Howie Dorough (51) in their black suits, he “like a wizard “Looking. “I was dressed in white, with a white cylinder and the stupidest facial hair that I have ever thought of,” he described his look. Now, however, all of this is “announced again”.
Further outfit breakdown of the backstreet boys
His bandmate Kevin Richardson can also remember failed outfits from the band’s high phase. In the “Kelly Clarkson Show” he told in 2022 about a photo shoot for the now set “Smash Hits” magazine. During the time of their breakthrough in Europe, they had stood for a cover for the magazine in front of the camera.
They had dressed in “shiny silk shirts” and posed with disco balls in their hands, the singer recalled. In addition, they were made too much: “We didn’t need make-up at this age, we were young,” noted Richardson. It looked “crazy”, he concluded the story.
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Source: Stern
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