Billie Eilish is one of the most popular singers of our generation. The Lovely singer has reached heights in her career that people can only dream of. At the mere age of 20, Eilish has already cemented herself as one of the greatest artists in the music industry. Eilish enjoys a massive fan following around the world and is a global sensation owing to her very incredibly hit songs such as Lovely and Happier Than Ever. However, along with the fame and success, the singer has also been subject to severe criticism and hatred, although not for her music.

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Eilish, as we all know, has always had an interesting dressing style, much different from other artist. The Bad Guy hit maker is very popular for her green hair and baggy shorts. When she released her first studio album in 2019, the singer came under the spotlight as a teenager who likes to wear baggy clothes and does not wear makeup. However, over the years, the singer tried various styles. Recently, Eilish opened up about her experience when she tried to dress in a more feminine way.

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Billie Eilish gets real about her experiences of dressing up in a more feminine manner

When a young 17-year-old Billie Eilish started becoming popular, the singer rarely experimented with her dressing style. Mostly, Eilish wore oversize T-shirts and hoodies during most of her public appearances. However, when she started getting a little experimental with her dressing style, the singer went through some drama. The Bad Guy singer revealed that when she changed her look for the release of Happier Than Ever, she nearly lost 100,000 followers on Instagram. 

Eilish opened up about her experiences when she wore something revealing. The singer revealed that people claimed her to be a sellout and pretending to be like every other celebrity selling their bodies. Eilish added, What the f**k do you want? It’s a crazy world for women and women in the public eye.” 

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The 7-time Grammy Award winner even admitted that she hated being stuck into a single identity, be it her dressing sense or her singing style. Eilish spoke, “it was driving me mad.”

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