Myleene Klass' new headscarf and baseball cap combo explained as the radio star continues to baffle with her latest fashion trend

Myleene Klass is no stranger to bold fashion choices, and her latest trend has certainly got people talking. Over the past few months, the singer, 46, has been repeatedly spotted wearing a baseball cap underneath a headscarf when she steps out. Just last week, she stepped out in the striking combination as she arrived at Smooth Radio on Thursday morning. For the outing, Myleene showcased her toned figure in a skintight, long-sleeved white corset top, which she wore braless, paired with high-waisted black leggings.

She completed the look with a black wool scarf wrapped around her head and a navy Skechers baseball cap layered on top. Earlier this month, she sported the trend again, this time with a purple Skechers cap under a black scarf. Myleene Klass, 46, has been repeatedly spotted wearing a baseball cap underneath a headscarf leading people to wonder why. Just last week, she stepped out in the striking combination as she arrived at Smooth Radio on Thursday morning.

And back in November, she opted for a Burberry scarf draped over a baseball cap for another stylish take on the look. But her spokesperson has insisted she's just following a new fashion trend and isn't hiding any sort of tweakment or procedure. This unique fashion choice first went viral after Hailey Bieber wore it to Coachella last year. The Rhode founder, 28, paired a red FILA cap with a leopard-print headscarf, drawing comparisons to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky, who have both been spotted rocking the combination on and off the red carpet.

Hailey even credited Rihanna as her inspiration, sharing a 2017 photo of the singer on Instagram with the caption: '4ever the inspo.'. It comes after Myleene lifted the lid on infamous ITV hit Popstars, claiming the show was 'unregulated' and 'scandalous'. The TV and radio personality recalled finding a 'microphone secretly hidden in a teapot' at one point. The 2001 reality show followed aspiring singers in a documentary-style series as they competed to impress judges 'Nasty' Nigel Lythgoe, Nicki Chapman and Paul Adam and be selected to form a pop group.

The winners of the series - Danny Foster, Myleene, Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw and Noel Sullivan - went on to form the chart topping group Hear'Say. This unique fashion choice first went viral after Hailey Bieber wore it to Coachella last year. The Rhode founder, drew comparisons to Rihanna (pictured )and A$AP Rocky, who have both been spotted rocking the combination on and off the red carpet. ASAP Rocky with the combo in 2018.

Speaking on Tia Kofi's podcast The Final FronTia, Mylenne said: 'Honestly, I've been in a pop band, there is nothing you can levy in my direction that I can't take. I've heard it all. I come from a reality show that was unregulated. 'They'd never been anything like it. I remember finding a teapot that had a microphone in it and we were outraged. They're listening to us. They were just trying to wire us up for sound and keep it looking real.

'But at the time, it was scandalous. I look at the things that people complain about or take issue with now, and I'm like, God I should have taken more issue because this was happening hourly to us.'. MailOnline contacted ITV for a comment at the time. She added: 'In my Hear'Say diaries there's stuff that is redacted, or there are certain names that we give people. 'There was one person who was known as Mr. Tickle, because they had long reaching arms.

'I'll let you fill in the gaps. But you know, it's no surprise to me now that all of the secrets and all of the people are beginning to be exposed. You can see it unravelling. 'I'm not frightened of using a voice now, which I didn't have a long time ago. I'm a mum now of three and I've earned my stripes. You just get ballsy. All of that makes you fearless. It comes after Myleene lifted the lid on infamous ITV hit Popstars, claiming the show was 'unregulated' and 'scandalous'.

The singer (pictured, in 2001) recalled finding a 'microphone secretly hidden in a teapot' at one point. The winners of the series - Danny Foster, Myleene, Kym Marsh , Suzanne Shaw and Noel Sullivan - went on to form the chart topping group Hear'Say (pictured, in 2001). 'I don't care what people think, and it's a really liberating place to be in, because then you can call the shots. It's actually quite fun calling it out, because you can then affect change.

'And then someone gives you an MBE for affecting that change, and then you can affect more change. 'It's not about pulling up the ladder behind you. It's about extending it down and going 'come on', because it's really lonely.'. Hear'Say, which also included Noel Sullivan and Danny Foster, formed on ITV show Popstars in 2001 and found success with their number one hit Pure and Simple. The group were later joined by Johnny Shentall after Kym left the band in early 2002.