Britney Spears Reveals New 'Baby One More Time' Outfit, Slams Jamie Lynn For Crying On Podcast

Britney Spears is showing off a revamped version of her iconic outfit from the "…Baby One More Time" music video as she addressed her ongoing drama with sister Jamie Lynn Spears.

The 40-year-old singer took to Instagram Tuesday to reveal her new and improved ensemble, which included a cropped white button-down, emerald green plaid skirt, high socks and choker necklace.

In the original 1988 music video, Britney wore a strikingly similar outfit, but there were a few differences compared to her new version. At the time, her hair was styled in pigtail braids, she wore a gray cardigan over her white top and her schoolgirl skirt was black.

In the caption of her post, the "Stronger" singer shared her reaction to her younger sibling's new interview on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast, where Jamie Lynn cried as she told host Alex Cooper that she felt at times her feelings didn't matter because of who her sister is.

The pop icon fired back, saying, "I didn't get to cry … I had to be strong … TOO STRONG!!!"

Britney — referencing the alleged abuse she experienced while under her 13-year conservatorship — also wrote: "Try eating alone for 4 months morning … noon … and night, Jamie Lynn."

"I asked myself every day, 'DOES ANYBODY CARE??? WTF??? DO I MATTER???,'" Britney added. "I would honestly be very interested to see your pretty face in the setting I was forced to be in and asking yourself, 'DO I MATTER???'"

Britney then reassured Jamie Lynn, "So yes … YOU DO MATTER, and don't you ever think for one f–king second you don't."

Spears' followers praised her revamped "…Baby One More Time" look and showed support for the singer in the comments section.

"LOVEEEEE YOU!!! Bringing 'Baby One More Time' back!" one wrote.

"Bringing out the 'Hit Me Baby One More Time' outfit," another added.

"Jamie Lynn, stop playing victim," a third user commented.

"Honestly, it’s unbelievable how she cried woe is me after what you went through," another wrote of Jamie Lynn.

Meanwhile, others said they hope the two sisters can reconcile soon. "Sisters unite! I hope the best for both of you! YOU both are BETTER TOGETHER!" one fan wrote.

During her podcast interview, the "Zoey 101" alum shared how she felt growing up in the shadow of her older sister.

"It doesn’t matter who your sister is or who your family member is or whatever your relationship is with, if something has caused you pain or this is your experience, nothing should diminish your experience," she was quoted as saying by Page Six. "It’s, like, my whole life, I kind of felt like I didn’t matter … so it’s, like, I just wish that mattered."

The Spears sisters have been publicly blasting each other for weeks as Jamie Lynn promotes her new memoir, "Things I Should Have Said."

Jamie Lynn recently asked her sister to end their public feud on social media, writing, "I have attempted many times to speak to you directly and handle this privately like sisters should, but you still choose to do everything on a public platform."