Jade Thirlwall went all out for her 30th birthday party on Saturday night, which was dressed up in the theme of iconic red carpets or music videos.
The Little Mix singer certainly wasn’t held back by her own ensemble when she recreated Lil’ Kim’s iconic purple jumpsuit from the 1999 MTV VMAs.
Calling the party the ‘JMAs,’ the star welcomed a host of celebrity guests, all decked out in costumes while channeling their favorite celeb looks.
Iconic: Inside Jade Thirlwall’s 30th birthday party as the Little Mix star recreated Lil’ Kim’s iconic 1999 VMA purple jumpsuit for her ‘JMA’ party on Saturday night
Jade donned a stunning lilac jumpsuit with one sleeve and a half neckline, leaving only half of her chest hidden.
The outfit, which was almost identical to that of American rapper Lil Kim, featured a single lilac pill in the shape of a seashell on her exposed chest.
Covering her usually brunette locks with a matching lilac wig, the star completed the look with platform stilettos and a glamorous makeup palette.
Posting snapshots of the look on Instagram, Jade wrote that she was “honoring an icon” with the look.
Dead Ringer: Jade (pictured left) donned the purple ensemble, which was nearly identical to American rapper Lil Kim’s (right in 1999) and a single lilac seashell-shaped pill on her exposed chest
All the stops: Covering her usually brunette locks with a matching lilac wig, the star completed the look with platform stilettos and a glamorous makeup palette.
“It’s that time of year when I force my friends to dress up for my (early) birthday in hopes of outshining Santa. Honoring an icon… I’m the LIL to KIM. Disagree? Well it’s you and I’m sorry,’ she captioned.
And the task was certainly understood by the guests in attendance, who came like icons from Britney Spears to Mary J. Blige.
Author and influencer Hazel Hayes channeled her inner Madonna in a bouncy blonde wig and structured lace bustier.
Guests: She greeted her friends, who were also dressed, with hugs as she entered the party.
Good times: The star-studded guest list appeared in high spirits as they celebrated Jade’s birthday with the epic bash
While singer-songwriter Dodie became Kate Bush for the night, recreating the red-dress look from her 1978 music video Wuthering Heights.
The KABBA singer went full throttle in the animal print while recreating Mary J. Blige’s 1996 Grammy Awards look, joking that she was a ‘mini J. Blige.’
And there were not one but three Avril Lavignes in the room, as several guests donned her 2002 camo cargo pants and tie ensemble.
Selfie! Lil Kim (Jade), Madonna (Hazel Hayes) and Kate Bush (Dodie) posed together for a costumed selfie
Touch Ups: The costumes were not low maintenance as guests touched up in the bathroom.
Animal Print: Singer KABBA (left) went full throttle in animal print while recreating Mary J. Blige’s 1996 Grammy Awards look (right), joking that she was a ‘mini J. Blige.’
Popular TikTok star Max Balegde was also on hand, recreating one of Ashley Tisdale’s 2004 red carpet looks.
The internet sensation donned a bright blonde wig and wrapped a pink feather boa around her neck to pull off the look.
Max enlisted the help of her boyfriend Andrew when they referred to Ashley’s famous Disney character, Sharpay Evans, and Andrew became the brother of the on-screen character, Ryan (Lucas Grabeel).
High School Musical star: Popular TikTok star Max Balegde (left) was also in attendance, recreating one of Ashley Tisdale’s (right) red carpet looks from 2004
Duet: Max enlisted the help of her boyfriend Andrew (left) when they brought up Ashley’s famous Disney character, Sharpay Evans, and Andrew became the brother of the on-screen character, Ryan (Lucas Grabeel).
The party was decked out with a ‘JMA’ stage as Jade made her way downtown to welcome her many guests.
Personalized napkins were placed around the party with the Nandos logo printed on them, as ’30, Spicy and Prosperous’ was written in the restaurant’s font.
British artist Ayo Beatz took the stage to entertain guests in true music awards style, while a host of stars moved on the dance floor.
Touch of spice: Personalized napkins were placed around the party with the Nandos logo printed on them, as ’30, Spicy and Thriving’ was written in the restaurant’s font.
Do you remember this one? Three guests recreated Avril Lavigne’s (right) iconic 2002 look, which consisted of camo cargo pants and a tie over a tank top.
Entertainment: British artist Ayo Beatz took the stage to entertain guests in true music awards style, while a host of stars moved on the dance floor.