As a teenager, Billie Eilish came onto the music scene in a manner similar to Avril Lavigne, as she, too, chose to sport baggier clothing. It's become a part of the former's signature style at this point and has been referenced on many occasions. When Eilish got involved with the Barbie movie by writing and performing her song “What Was I Made For?,” the music video shows the Grammy winner unpacking a doll-sized box of her iconic looks of oversized tees and sweatpants. She's also experienced backlash over this for some time. Now, years later, trolls are still commenting on the 21-year-old’s outfit choices, and she just clapped back with some honest thoughts saying, “You can suck my ass" and more.
Billie Eilish's baggy clothes and now-switched up green-and-black hair quickly became synonymous with her when she reached stardom with her first studio album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, as a teen. In a wide-ranging interview with Variety, the Academy Award winner talked about how she aimed to protect her body at a young age:
