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There's no question about it: Brenda Song has a place on our Disney Channel Mount Rushmore.
From her Y2K ensembles in Get a Clue to every London Tipton outfit on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and her bold looks from Stuck in the Suburbs, she was (and still is) the ultimate fashion icon from our tween years.
The resurgence of early aughts fashion has Brenda reminiscing about Y2K Disney Channel style.
"I look back on our looks from Get A Clue, and I'm like, '14-year-old Brenda was cooking.' I would wear that outfit now, and that's what I love about fashion," she told E!. "Everything sort of always comes back, it's just about updating it."
And she's made it easy to do just that. Brenda collaborated with Marshalls to create her own edit, which of course, includes everything you need to add a subtle Disney Channel flair to your look.
If you're wondering whether or not Brenda still owns any of her iconic Disney Channel outfits, she does, including her pink tweed set from Suite Life's pilot episode and the recreation of Sharpay Evan's "Bop to the Top" look worn in the High School Musical episode.
But there's more she wishes she'd kept. "I think about my soccer ball purse from Stuck in the Suburbs weekly, like, why didn't I take that? It's one of my favorite pieces."
Recreate Brenda Song's DCOM fashion style with pieces inspired by Brenda Song's most iconic Disney Channel outfits.
- Brenda Song partnered with Marshalls to create her own fall fashion edit.
- The edit includes nostalgic pieces reminiscent of her Disney Channel style.
- We rounded up the best styles inspired by her most memorable Y2K looks.
Milumia Women's Faux Fur Fuzzy Long Sleeve Top
This cropped cardigan with furry pink trim is giving major Get a Clue energy. Pair it with a denim mini skirt and pointy knee-high boots for a Brenda-approved ensemble.
See You Monday Halter Printed Mesh Mini Dress
From its cheetah and floral print to its cowl neckline, this halter mini dress is something London Tipton totally would have worn on a shopping spree.
Toasty Allure Black Velvet Faux Fur Long Sleeve Bodysuit
Upgrade your go-to black bodysuit with this one designed from velvet and adorned with furry cuff sleeves.
Quay Aura Points
No early 2000s look is complete without a pair of sunnies, specifically narrow oval shaped ones with a rosy tint.
Grooved Faux Fur Hooded Jacket
Give your look a colorful pop with this cute and cozy fur jacket. Its quilted design gives it an extra 2000s flair.
Unreal Fur Yeoman Hat
We loved a hat in the early 2000s, as proven by Brenda's looks in Stuck in the Suburbs. This cozy faux fur bucket hat with a leopard print is back on trend for 2026.
Lulus Bold Accent Hot Pink Multi Beaded Shoulder Bag
A trendy version of your favorite childhood purse, this shoulder bag features a stunning beaded design in a Y2K staple color combo: orange and hot pink.
Quay You Wish
With its oval silhouette, green tint, and gold frames, these sunglasses are the grown-up version of the ones you owned in elementary school.
Calantha Magenta 3D Floral Micro Mini Skirt
Reminiscent of those stretchy popcorn shirts of our youth, this mini skirt with a textured 3D floral appliqué makes the ultimate statement piece.
Betsey Johnson Maxxine Boot
With their pointed toe silhouette and tweed design, these on-sale Betsey Johnson kitten heel knee-highs give major main character vibes. They also come in pink and orange.
English Factory Striped Long Sleeve Top
This stretchy knit polo-inspired top is collegiate yet cool thanks to its colorful striped pattern.
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