To date, Billie Eilish's red carpet style has been characterised by relaxed co-ord sets, bold prints and the odd flash of colour (neon green is a notable fave) - an aesthetic we love and have come to associate with the star who walks to the beat of her own drum. So when Billie stepped out at the 2021 VMAs wearing a look that feels like a departure from her go-to 'fit, we almost had to do a double-take.
Billie, who is notably nominated for a plethora of awards at this year's VMAs, including Best Pop Song, Best Latin Song, Best Direction, Best Cinematography and Video for Good, arrived at the show wearing a minimalist black midi and we are so here for it.
When you zoom in on the 'fit, beneath the cosy long-sleeved jumper, you can see that Billie's skirt features subtle floral detailing towards the hem. The artist then finishes the look with a pair of matching leg warmers and platform sneakers.
While this specific red carpet outfit combo is a new one for Billie, there's no denyin' that she is still keeping her cool signature approach to fashion.
From opting for trainers over heels, to choosing a comfortable jumper that, let's be honest, we all kind of feel like wearing right now, Billie continues to be one of our red carpet faves:
Of course, aside from the outfit, this latest red carpet appearance also gives us another opportunity to admire the singer's incredible blonde shaggy bob:
Yep, we still love it (and perhaps even more now?). Best of luck to Billie with her (many) incred nominations!
Natasha Harding is the former Fashion Editor (Digital & Print) at Cosmopolitan & Women's Health UK. Working in fashion journalism for just under ten years, she’s covered over 30 international fashion weeks, hundreds of red carpets and religiously scours the runway every season to create the brand’s bi-annual trend report. Joining Cosmopolitan back in Australia, Natasha moved to London a few years ago and is now the resident expert for celebrity style and industry news, fashion features and e-commerce. Follow Natasha on Instagram
