Stylish and comfy celebrity-inspired outfits for Super Bowl 2024 (2024)

If you want to look good while attending a Super Bowl party, then take a look at these celebrity outfits (Image: Getty)

There will likely be two types of fans during Super Bowl 2024—football fanatics cheering on their team and music lovers excited for Usher's performance during the halftime show.

No matter what camp you fall into, everyone can agree that the Super Bowl is the perfect time to eat your favorite junk food and have fun with friends.

It can even be an occasion to get dressed up, but trying to look both stylish and appropriately casual can be a difficult task to balance.

Luckily, there are many celebrities' outfits to inspire you if you don't fancy the typical jersey look so you can look your best no matter what you are looking forward to at the big game.

READ MORE: Taylor Swift’s lucky red $600 sweater can be copied for as little as $30

Rihanna looked incredible yet casual while at a charity basketball game in 2014 (Image: Getty)

What to wear to a Superbowl party

Oversized Hoodie

Celebrity stylist Mickey Freeman told InStyle that there are two things to consider when picking a Super Bowl outfit: comfort and individuality.

According to Mr Freeman, it is best to wear something classic to a Super Bowl party with an “interesting twist.”

One way to balance looking great while feeling comfortable is wearing an oversized hoodie like Rihanna did at a charity basketball game in 2014. The singer wore a grey Adidas hoodie with denim shorts and heels while watching her former boyfriend Chris Brown compete on the court.

DON'T MISS:
'I'm a fashion expert - Taylor Swift uses a fashion tip to look relatable' [LATEST]
Taylor Swift wore a $9,000 clue that appeared to confirm Kelce romance [INSIGHT]
Taylor Swift wears dress with hidden meaning to Margaret Qualley's wedding [REVEAL]

Designer Mickey Freeman has suggested wearing Denim to look stylish yet sporty (Image: Getty)

Denim

Mr Freeman has also suggested that denim outfits are a great choice for Super Bowl season, so dust off your favorite denim jacket or button-up shirt.

He said: “Denim on denim will be a hit.”

Yara Shahidi is the perfect example of making denim look both casual and chic, as the black-ish actress wore a matching grey denim jacket and jeans with nude heels to the premiere of the movie The Sun Is Also A Star in 2019.

You can also keep it cozy yet fashionable in a sweater dress like Jordyn Woods (Image: Getty)

Sweater Dress

One simple way to balance comfort and fashion is wearing a sweater dress, which can also be accessorized with your team’s beanie.

Not only is this an easy and warm way to look good, but you can also wear sneakers with this outfit like Jordyn Woods, who wore this grey cut-out sweater dress in 2019 while attending the premiere of Way Too Much.

If all else fails, wear a red sweater like Taylor Swift (Image: Getty)

Taylor has been showing off many casual red looks at recent Kansas City Chiefs games (Image: Getty)

Support the team with the best colors

Fashion stylist and sports fan Madison Guest has said you do not need a new outfit to look good at a Super Bowl party, especially if you are not fussed about football.

In an interview with InStyle, Ms Guest said: "I usually choose to root for whatever team goes better with my existing wardrobe.”

If you already have something red in your closet opt for fun yet budget-friendly Super Bowl outfit ideas like Taylor Swift cheering on boyfriend Travis Kelce. The bold hue is a win-win this year as the uniforms for both the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers are red.

Ms Guest added "It's perfectly comfortable yet feels of the moment."

• Travis Kelce can't watch Taylor Swift at the Grammys - Full reason explained
• Taylor Swift's honest assessment on Kansas City Chiefs role after fan exchange
• Wife of Kelce's Super Bowl rival to cash in on NFL deal thanks to Taylor Swift
• Buffalo cauliflower with ranch dip is best veggie snack for the Super Bowl
• Travis Kelce's celebrity relationship backed by former NFL favorite