Hilary Duff takes bedazzled eyebrows for a spin in dreamy Paper magazine cover shoot

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Hilary Duff’s Y2K style is what dreams are made of.

The former Disney Channel star, 39, leaned into the nostalgic era for a new photo shoot with Paper magazine published Monday, in which she rocks bold, bedazzled eyebrows.

In one joyful shot, she laughs as she sports colorful jewels on her brows, throwing her arms out wide in a strapless black minidress.

In another snap, she wears pink rhinestones on her brows and matching crystals in her hair.

Hilary Duff rocked bedazzled eyebrows in a new photo shoot for Paper magazine published Monday. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine
She paired the bold brows with a black strapless minidress. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine
The singer leaned into the Y2K aesthetic for the fun photo shoot. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine

For the cover of the magazine, the “So Yesterday” singer donned a purple lacy minidress, chunky black sky-high platform heels and a plethora of beaded bracelets.

Duff is an icon of the late ’90s to early 2000s era, given that her Disney Channel show, “Lizzie McGuire,” aired from 2001 to 2004. Her popularity continued afterwards with more hit movies and a successful singing career.

In a Q&A with the magazine, the mother of four talked about her millennial fans bringing back their Y2K style for her concerts, partly as a nod to her 2003 album, “Metamorphosis.”

One look had her rocking pink rhinestones on her brows. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine
She also sported pink flower hair jewels. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine

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Duff said she’s happy to see some of the fashion come back, specifically, low-rise jeans.

“I don’t think I could wear skin-tight low-rise jeans like I used to, but a baggy low-rise jean, I’m super into,” she clarified. ” And I kind of like that the fashion choices don’t always make sense. It has this air of, we don’t care and we’re cool.”

She noted that she no longer feels the need to look a certain way.

“But the pressure is gone, which is nice.” she explained. “Seeing kids dressed like that makes me so happy, because it takes me back, but I don’t actually want to be 17. I don’t even want to be 25.”

The “A Cinderella Story” star later joked that she has PTSD from how many shawls she wore back in the day.

In a Q&A for the magazine, the mother of four talked about her millennial fans bringing back Y2K style for her shows. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine
The “So Yesterday” singer said she was all for it, but that she was happy to leave some of her fashion in the past. Anna Koblish/ Paper Magazine

“I’m gonna have to find a shawl that doesn’t remind me of the ones I wore,” she quipped.

Duff has been making waves on her “The Lucky Me” World Tour, for bringing back remnants of her past. In August, she reunited with ex Joel Madden to sing a duet onstage at her New York City show 20 years after their split, and later that month, she paid tribute to another ex, the late Aaron Carter, at her Philadelphia concert.

She wore a vintage T-shirt featuring Carter for her performance, whom she dated in 2000 when they were both just 13 years old.

The child stars were together on and off for three years, ultimately breaking up for good after an infamous love triangle with Lindsay Lohan.

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