Avril Lavigne directs her teenage self to the Walk of Fame celebrity ceremony

Avril Lavigne doesn’t say “see you later boy” to her teenage style.

The singer “Complicated” was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday, and she couldn’t resist paying tribute to her roots with her outfit.

Lavigne, 39, added a blue hoodie with the words “Skateboarding is not a crime” to her plaid pants – the same sweatshirt she had worn while exploring the Walk of Fame as a tourist when she was 16.

“My first time in LA, that’s what I did. I walked around the waist and checked the stars, “she said at her ceremony: for a changeproudly displaying a reverse snap.

The pop punk princess wore long and loose orange curls, swaying smoky silver eye makeup and black fingernails as she posed with Machine Gun associate Kelly and Mod Sun’s fiancé at a party.

In true “Sk8er Boi” style, she even equipped her own skateboard.

Lavigne’s stellar moment arrives as she introduces a new clothing line. (And no, it’s not Abbey Dawn, though that brand – which “Reflects Avril’s rock’n’roll lifestyle” and was founded in 2008 – it is surprisingly still available).

Canadian star collaborated with Killstar on a crisp new line that features S&M style harnesses, skeleton printed dresses and barbed wire chokers, perfect for the modern rebirth of the queen of the MySpace scene.

It is even pink chewing gum suitcase ($ 149) for travel-loving Lavigne fans – but, oddly enough, no hoodies.