Ludacris is known for his experimental fashion choices.
Over the course of his career, the multi-hyphenate star, 47, has leaned into a variety of styles to go along with his many titles (rapper, actor, State Farm spokesperson, cool dad). And he says that his four daughters are so "used to" him wearing different kinds of outfits, they don't even bat at eye at them anymore.
“They may see me dress up for a character in a movie and then they'll see me onstage with a different outfit. Then they'll see me dress up to go on date night. Then the next thing you know, they see me in a State Farm commercial with some huge boots. So it's just like, I'm all over the place. It's so much of a variety that they can't make fun of any one thing," he tells PEOPLE.
Ludacris is dad to Chance, 3, and Cadence, 9 (whom he shares with wife Eudoxie Bridges), and Cai, 10, andKarma, 23 (who are from his previous relationships).
While chatting with PEOPLE about his Movado ambassadorship earlier this month, the Fast & Furious star reflected on the ways his fashion sense has matured from him rocking "baggy ass clothes" in the 2000s to him now hitting the red carpet in sleeker suits (but, of course, his wardrobe still includes statement-making pieces).
“I'm constantly in motion. I'm constantly evolving. They say if you don't evolve, you'll evaporate. You have a foundational element of things that you consistently do, but you also try new things," he explained.
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When asked if he had any sartorial advice for his younger self, his message was all about embracing individuality and fearlessness. "You're never going to know exactly what you are truly comfortable with until you experiment with different things," he said.
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He also applies the same empowering philosophy to his parenting style.
In a July 2023 interview with Kindred by Parents, Ludacris said he hopes the can instill confidence in his girls by guiding them in "understanding their intelligence, their beauty, and their purpose here in the world and that each one of those may be different ... and that they come from a strong lineage of women and heritage."
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