Billie Eilish’s Oversize “FAMOUS” Jersey, Sheer Biker Shorts

Depart it as much as Billie Eilish to go towards the established order along with her signature sense of favor. On Aug. 15, the 21-year-old continued her obsession with the Y2K aesthetic whereas performing on the Sziget Competition in Budapest, Hungary. In true Billie Eilish vogue, she took the stage in a black oversize jersey that learn “FAMOUS” together with the quantity 99 and selected essentially the most unconventional backside — a pair of purple mini dolphin shorts layered over see-through black biker shorts and sheer tights. She slipped on purple, black, and white striped socks with a basic pair of Air Jordan 3s — initially launched in 1988 — additional accessorizing with a purple skull-printed beanie, lengthy fingerless gloves with black and white stars, and quite a lot of silver jewellery.

Eilish’s newest look stays true to her well-known fame for uncommon outfit mixtures, particularly embracing developments from the ’90s and early 2000s. She’s fearlessly rocked brief shorts a number of instances, from the tiny camouflage booty shorts she wore over fishnet tights for an Instagram picture shoot to the sheer biker shorts she sported in an analogous picture dump. The younger star has experimented with different Y2K developments, together with a pleated schoolgirl skirt over dishevelled pants, oversize graphic tees and Moon Boots on the health club, and pinstripe oversize shirts, which she confidently sported on the “Barbie” premiere final month.

The “Happier Than Ever” singer has additionally explored different model eras and aesthetics. Just lately, she channeled the ’50s in a yellow A-line shirtdress for the “What Was I Made For?” music video and her interior “mushy lady” with a blue floral ruched gown by Yuhan Wang for Easter. Eilish has even hopped on the naked-dress pattern with a sheer black minidress for her Eilish No. 2 perfume marketing campaign and a Simone Rocha lace robe on the 2023 Met Gala.

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