Billie Eilish, a new generation of American singers, has been called "Weird Girl", whether it is the dismissive expression of that cool "world-weary face" or the dark songs sung by the mournful "decadent voice", which makes Billie Elish one of the fashion leaders of Generation Z. According to BuzzFeed, Billie hosted last weekend's Saturday Night Live and had a live show! There is no doubt that the singer, happier than ever, from her hosting monologues, musical performances, to a costume has not disappointed fans. One topic that Billie didn't shy away from this time was the long-running discussions surrounding her style, body and overall appearance.
Many people may not know that Billie's early fame was associated with loose, oversize clothes and green hair—only recently shed her previous styling style and appeared in the public eye with a more "feminine" figure. Despite the massive liking of this shift, Billie has also been called "dishonest" and "despicable" by critics simply because she tried to present herself in a different way.
In SNL's hosting monologue Billie goes straight to the point: "I'm so happy to be here! My name is Billie Elish. If you don't know me through my music, you may recognize me by my hair or my clothes. Billie joked that she was wearing a fluffy Simone Rocha dress and red and white stiletto heels today because she was going to an anime show after the event. Indeed, in fashion choices, Billie often wears loose-fitting clothes to avoid malicious judgment on her body, but also to divert undue attention from her clothing.
"Some people are wondering why I like to wear loose clothes in the first place? Not only is it for comfort or fashion, it's hard to say for me, the reason I'm wearing oversized clothes is actually that I put two clothes on top of each other, like a little character who sneaks into a movie shot? With the warm applause of the fans in the audience, she said self-deprecatingly.
Billie went on to talk about the "horrible" experience of growing and changing in the public eye, referring to an incident many years ago on her 20th birthday, saying: "I was really excited to grow up because I was starting to slowly understand that I am now a real person. The scary thing about growing up in the public eye is that people just think that everything you say, do, and look like is the way you never change. ”
"Accepting your true self takes time and effort. I've spent years trying to change myself. Billie reflected a few weeks ago on the uproar caused by her shift from loose-fitting clothes to fit-and-fits, which she believes stemmed from appearing on the cover of the British vogue earlier this year, when she wore a designer-designed corset in a "classic Hollywood" style for the cover. Because the appearance was very different from the various costumes she had worn before, some people began to criticize and say, "Look, Pear has a new style!" It's much better than the old style. "Others say, 'No, I want her to get back to her old style, I'm sad she's where she is.'" Billie explains: "It's so strange that people say that because 'it's not a new style,' it was the need for the job at the time. Billie also recalled that after posting a photo of her corset and lace bra in September this year, she was met with a lot of bad criticism, saying: "Just because of the Problem of Oupai, I lost 100,000 fans, which is very unreasonable! ”
Commenting back on a video of herself when she was 18, Billie said: "My attitude in the past was 'Okay, I can't go out. As you know, as a star, I can't move around, I can't even go to the park or eat or drink coffee. And over the past year, I've been open to that. I really appreciate that because being able to walk out with confidence without having to wear hats, glasses, masks and jackets... Now I feel much better and don't have to live so carefully. And I'm dying my blonde hair now, and I'm no longer the only person you've ever seen walking through with a green hair. Earlier this month, she continued to experiment with changes, showing off her new hairstyle for the first time in an Ins post. As a fan, I look forward to more amazing new looks that Billie will bring to us next, and I also wish her to get out of the dilemma of being kidnapped by "saliva" as soon as possible and release her personality and charm!
What do you think about Billie's attempt to change her appearance and accidentally lose 10,000 fans when she shoots the cover?
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