Ice Spice Is the Ultimate 2000s Baby as She Makes 2024 Grammys Debut in Y2K Baby Phat Denim Gown

The rapper attends her first Grammys with four nominations, including best new artist, under her "smoochie" belt

Ice Spice made her Grammys debut in a look that was definitely It girl material.

The "Deli" rapper (whose real name is Isis Naija Gaston) made her first appearance at music's biggest night in a look that was daring, sexy and 2000s-inspired.

Ice Spice killed the carpet in a two-piece set by Kimora Lee Simmons' brand, Baby Phat. The ensemble consisted of a furry jacket and a denim skirt featuring a sexy center slit and a train with distressed edges.

Both of the pieces were stitched with Baby Phat's iconic cat logo on the back and were tied together with a belt carved with one of Ice Spice's favorites words: "Smoochie" (according to Ice Spice a "smoochie" is a "very confident person").

She completed the look with nude stilettos, an eye-catching cross necklace and her signature ginger curls.

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The 24-year-old, whose song "Munch" went viral in 2022, heads into the night with four nominations to her name, three of which belong to her megawatt collaborations with Taylor Swift on "Karma" and Nicki Minaj on the hit Barbie bop "Barbie World." Ice Spice is also in the running for best new artist.

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Back in September she won best new artist at the 2023 VMAs, taking the stage in her white lace look for her emotional acceptance speech.

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Ice Spice's dramatic and stylish Grammys entrance shouldn't come as a surprise — she is, after all, one of the baddest in fashion.

Last year, she stayed booked and busy with fashion campaigns (Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian and Marc Jacobs tapped the breakout star for their ads), front row appearances at New York Fashion Week and even made her Met Gala debut in Balmain.

When speaking to PEOPLE last year, the Bronx, New York, native said her mom, Ed Hardy and True Religion serve as her inspirations, and it's clear that the 2000s also leave an impression on the musician's onstage and red carpet style.

See PEOPLE's full coverage of the 66th annual Grammy Awards as they're broadcasting live on CBS and Paramount+ on Feb. 4 from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

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