Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, and Fergie attend Interscope Records art exhibit at LACMA – Daily Mail

Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, and Fergie showed up to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Thursday to celebrating a forthcoming exhibit honoring the 30th anniversary of Interscope Records.

The exhibit, titled Artists Inspired By Music: Interscope Reimagined, is a visual reimagining of iconic albums and songs created by Interscope musicians over the last three decades.

Rodrigo posed jovially in front of a Henni Alftan painting inspired by her hit song Good 4 U, which is featured on her debut album Sour.

The painting depicts a woman pulling on a pair of black vinyl gloves, which the 18-year-old punk princess famously paired with a cheerleading outfit in the Good 4 U music video.

Olivia put on a leggy display at the star-studded event in a pair of platform Mary Jane shoes that fastened up her calf and a camouflage mini skirt.

She completed the look with a cropped patchwork sweater layered over a plain white top.

Rodrigo was captured posing up a storm with fellow superstar Billie Eilish and TikTok sensation Towa Bird.

Eilish looked effortlessly cool in a blue puffer vest paired with a black turtleneck top and baggy denim pants.

The 20-year-old singer-songwriter slipped her feet into a pair of chunky powder blue sneakers and styled her newly dyed brunette tresses in a half up half down hairstyle.

She accessorized with several silver chains and a pair of pearl drop earrings.

Billie posed solo in front of artwork by Anna Park inspired by her Grammy Award-winning music catalogue before welcoming her brother Finneas in for a photo. 

Aritst Cecily Brown also created an abstract painting inspired by Eilish that featured dominating tones of purple, blue, and black over pink, orange, and green. 

Fergie unleashed her inner goth girl as she posed before a  reimagining of the cover art for The Black Eyed Peas’ album The E.N.D., which debuted in 2009.

The 46-year-old vocalist modeled a pair of skintight vinyl trousers that she styled with a longline tank top and a spiked black blazer.

She gave her 5foot4inch frame a boost in a pair of black and silver platform boots.

Fergie was joined at the exhibit preview by English model Liberty Ross, who happens to be the wife of Interscope Records co-founder Jimmy Iovine.

Ross, 43, also opted for skintight pants but layered up her look with a classic black cardigan and a gorgeous black and white faux fur coat. 

Fergie was later caught schmoozing with singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey.

The 36-year-old Summertime Sadness hitmaker had three artists take a stab at bringing her moody songs to life, including Matthew Wong and Jenna Gribbon.

Lana posed before the works of art with her hands tucked into the pockets of a black leather bomber jacket with a button-up crop top beneath it.

She finished the look with a pair of black suede ankle boots and she wore her long auburn hair down. 

Lana posed for several snaps with fellow Gucci ambassador Jared Leto, whose band Thirty Seconds to Mars is signed to Interscope Records.

The 50-year-old Academy Award-winner put on a colorful display for the evening in a royal blue puffer vest layered over a tie-dye hoodie and a pair of bold red track pants.

The Game looked eager to view a piece by artist Fulton Leroy Washington aka ‘Mr. Wash’ that paid homage to his rap legacy.

Kelly Rowland lent her support to the star-studded exhibit as she posed before works of art inspired by Summer Walker and rocker Machine Gun Kelly.

The 40-year-old stunned in head-to-toe white, including a stylish head wrap and a pair of high-waisted trousers. 

She appeared to be the plus one of artist Ferrari Sheppard, who crafted a painting inspired by 90s R&B group Blackstreet. 

Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor brought along his gorgeous wife Mariqueen Maandig, 40, to check out paintings inspired by the industrial rock band.

The 56-year-old musician looked edgy in a motorcycle jacket styled with a fitted black tee and matching skinny jeans. 

Interscope Records Co-founder Jimmy Iovine had a huge smile on his face as he gawked at the artwork with LACMA CEO Michael Govan and Interscope Records Chairman and CEO John Janick.

The 68-year-old record executive looked casual-cool in a letterman jacket paired with some distressed denim and white backwards cap. 

No Doubt members Tony Kanal and Tom Dumont represented the beloved Anaheim-based rock band on Thursday night.

Artist Lucy Bull created a piece inspired by No Doubt.

Artist Hilary Pecis seeingly reimagined Selena Gomez’s recent Spanish-language EP Revelación by painting a vibrant bouquet of flowers featuring only primary colors.

Film and television producer Brian Grazer was also in attendance.

Artists Inspired By Music: Interscope Reimagined will be open to the public starting Sunday, January 30 and ending February 13, 2022.

According to the official description, the exhibit was brought to life by an ‘intergenerational group of visual artists including Cecily Brown, Lauren Halsey, Rashid Johnson, Takashi Murakami, and Ed Ruscha’ who entered into a ‘dialogue with iconic musicians from the last three decades including Dr. Dre, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Nine Inch Nails, and Lady Gaga.’

It serves to mark the 30th anniversary of Interscope Records by revisiting ‘the label’s history of groundbreaking music through the lens of visual art.’

The idea was ‘sparked by label partner Justin Lubliner’ and it was Interscope Records, co-founder Jimmy Iovine, current chairman John Janick, vice chairman Steve Berman, and music executive Josh Abraham who invited visual artists to select various albums and songs from the Interscope catalogue to bring to life.

‘The exhibition includes over 50 works, providing a fresh perspective on influential music for the present moment.’