Reneé Rapp Honors Regina George’s Famous Spring Fling Dress at Mean Girls Premiere

Reneé Rapp paid tribute to her Mean girls the original roots of the character.

At the New York premiere of the new Mean girls movie musical, Rapp arrived in a revamped version of one of the iconic costumes from the original film. The 23-year-old actress paid homage to her character Regina George’s original Spring Fling dress, wearing a Christian Siriano Spring 2024 design that included a corset and tuxedo.

The corset was placed over a tuxedo-like black satin jacket, which included shoulder pads and a peak collar. The dress continued with black satin down to the actress’ feet. The skirt of her premiere look featured a plunging slit and a short train.

Renee Rapp.

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She paired the look with an array of black and silver rings, chunky silver earrings and a pair of black leather pointed toe heels. Her look was completed by blonde bangs in a relaxed blowout.

Rachel McAdams in “Mean Girls”.

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Rapp’s inspiration comes from the original Spring Fling costume, a baby pink satin strapless dress worn by Rachel McAdams. The look also includes a neck and back bracelet that wraps around her waist and head.

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Rapp also joined original star Lindsay Lohan, producer Lorne Michaels and writer Tina Fey for several photos on the pink carpet.

The Mean girls The alum, 37, arrived at Monday’s premiere in a long-sleeved black dress with a silver crystal neckline. The dress featured a slight slit that revealed Lohan’s black ankle strap heels and was paired with matching silver earrings.

Ahead of the premiere, Rapp and Megan Thee Stallion teamed up to pay tribute to the original film. The two collaborated on the song “Not My Fault,” named after one of Lohan’s iconic lines from the film: “It’s not my fault you’re in love with me or anything!”

Reneé Rapp, Lindsay Lohan, Lorne Michaels, Tina Fey and Lindsay on January 8, 2024 in New York.

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Along with the new song, Rapp released her latest performance of “World Burn” on Monday.

The Mean girls the soundtrack is scheduled for release on Friday. It also features major songs from the Broadway musical performed by cast members including Angourie Rice, Auli’i Cravalho, Avantika and more.

Mean girls premiere in theaters on January 12.

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