Put down your weapons! Billie Eilish is one of the rare celebrities that can completely change their look, from baggy clothing to bustiers.
The celebrity has demonstrated her sense of style by appearing in high-end settings and striking glamorous poses in underwear.
It follows that Eilish’s selection as co-chair for the September 2021 Met Gala, where she will grace the famous steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art wearing an Oscar de la Renta nude tulle dress, is hardly surprising. Naturally, her Fashion’s Biggest Night costume wasn’t her first significant fashion statement.
It was evident from the start that the celebrity was following her own set of rules. She looked amazing in everything from chunky sneakers to wild patterns and purple space buns.
The “Bad Guy” singer prefers large silhouettes for red carpet events. There’s no denying that she adores color-coordinated couture, as evidenced by her jacquard-print Gucci ensemble at the 2021 Grammy Awards and her white tweed Chanel gown from the 2020 Oscars.
In a promotional film for the brand, she declared, “I never want the world to know everything about me.” “You know, that’s why I dress so baggy—nobody can judge me because they haven’t seen what’s underneath.”
However, when the year 2020 rolled around, Eilish had a surprise cooking in her back pocket. The celebrity, who was well-known for her vivid green hair, was preparing to change her appearance.
In reference to The World’s a Little Blurry, she stated in an Instagram Live video from December 2020, “I’m changing it [my hair] after the doc comes out.” “An era will come to an end. I am going to usher in a new age for you.
And Eilish brought about a new era. The mega diva essentially took the internet by storm in March 2021 when she debuted her platinum blonde hair color on Instagram.
Subsequently, it was disclosed that the songwriter concealed her metamorphosis at the Grammy Awards earlier that month by donning a bright green and black wig and a bucket hat with a Gucci jacquard print.
But her “new era” didn’t end there. In May, the advocate of body positivity looked stunning in skimpy undergarments for the cover of Vogue UK.
Wearing a pinup-inspired coset by Gucci and $81,775 worth of diamonds courtesy of Jacquie Riche, the star’s 180-degree stylistic shift had hearts racing.
“Whatever makes you feel good is what matters most. Go ahead and get surgery if that’s what you desire. “If you feel good about the dress you’re wearing, go ahead and wear it! If not, don’t feel like you should be wearing it,” she remarked in the interview.
