Hilary Duff at Hilary Duff “the lucky me tour” World Tour Opener held at iTHINK Financial Amphitheater on June 21, 2026 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Christopher Polk/Billboard

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It’s been nearly two decades since Hilary Duff last had fans glued to their screens as Lizzie McGuire, but the early 2000s icon is proving that some trends never really disappear. During her 2026 Lucky Me Tour, Duff has sparked a full-blown Y2K fashion revival, and one accessory has become impossible to miss: butterfly hair clips.

At concerts, fans have been leaning all the way into the nostalgia with colorful butterfly clips, baby tees, glittery makeup and throwback denim, creating a crowd that feels like it stepped straight out of the early aughts. But among all the Y2K-inspired looks, butterfly clips have emerged as the must-have accessory of the tour.

The trend feels especially fitting for Duff, who helped make butterflies synonymous with her early 2000s era. The symbol played a major role during her Metamorphosis phase, representing a new chapter in her career as she transitioned from Disney Channel star to pop sensation. More than just a cute accessory, butterflies became tied to Duff’s evolution as an artist and style icon.

That same energy has carried into the Lucky Me Tour, where Duff has embraced the playful fashion moments fans remember. From a custom butterfly-inspired chainmail dress to other statement-making stage looks, the singer has made nostalgia a major part of her return to the spotlight. (And you can find me in butterfly clips at Wednesday night’s concert in the photo below!)

While Lizzie McGuire famously had a habit of repeating outfits, Duff is making sure her comeback looks are anything but predictable. And fans are following her lead, bringing back one of the most recognizable accessories of the Y2K era.

The butterfly clip era is officially fluttering back. This set of 50 pastel mini claw clips brings the early aughts look with colorful designs, a secure grip and plenty of ways to accessorize your hairstyles (for a concert and beyond).

If your dream Lizzie McGuire hairstyle includes butterfly clips, glitter and a little early 2000s nostalgia, these belong in your cart. The purple-to-blue ombré design adds a playful pop of color, while the mini claw shape makes it easy to recreate the Y2K looks fans are loving again.

Inspired by the Y2K butterfly clip comeback seen at Hilary Duff’s concerts, this 12-pack makes recreating the nostalgic look easy. Each set includes two mini clips in six shades, with a lightweight claw design that works for styling bangs, braids and more.

Give the butterfly clip trend a more grown-up update with this gold-tone four-piece set. Instead of vibrant colors, these metallic clips offer a sleek, demure take on the early 2000s favorite while still capturing its nostalgic charm.

Lizzie McGuire may have been an outfit repeater, but your hair accessories don’t have to be. These six soft-touch snap clips bring her colorful early 2000s style to life with mix-and-match shades inspired by her iconic wardrobe, perfect for creating a new look every day.

More than 20 years after “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean” became fan favorites, Duff is proving her pop star power remains stronger than ever. The singer scored seven Billboard Hot 100 hits in the mid-2000s, and her return to music has reignited excitement among fans who have followed her career from the beginning.

Her latest album, luck…or something, honors the sound and authenticity that made her a standout artist while embracing a more mature musical direction. The Lucky Me Tour returns to Madison Square Garden on Thursday (Aug. 6), before Duff takes the show overseas with stops across the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Mexico.

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