All of us take some time to build up the person we are today. All that goes into our years of hard work, goodwill, and self-belief. It helps us to redefine ourselves in the way we feel confident. This was exactly the case with Oscar titleholder Billie Eilish in the initial years of her career.

In a recent interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Billie reflected on her evolution of fashion sense and body image. She also shared some interesting tips that she followed throughout the way to achieve what she had planned. The Ocean Eyes singer also revealed that she oscillated between numerous looks before finally choosing her signature style of baggy clothes and outfits.

Billie Eilish opens up about how she developed her fashion sense over the years

The Happier Than Ever artist recalled her past experiences and shared some terrible times. She openly admitted that she suffered from pangs of guilt and “was having a full year-long existential crisis”. She also talked about how it helped bring a drastic change in her life, both physically and mentally.

Eilish and her choice of dresses she wore were always the hot topics of the town whenever she had a live show. Although the star never fails to slay her top-tier masculine ensemble, she sometimes wishes to go the complete opposite and try different.

This came in light of her stance toward body positivity. However, the confidence that reflects while she is in her comfortable and roomier baggier outfits is unmatched. Reflecting on this she said, “I feel the sexiest when I feel more masculine.” She further continued to elaborate that if her stage attire is a bit more feminine she often gets perplexed and craves a mix.

“I go through phases of thinking I’m the hottest bitch on earth, and I go through phases thinking I shouldn’t exist.” To be honest this was the most relatable phase all of us could ever feel.

The star has reportedly started working on herself to maintain her fitness. Although she did find it a bit difficult to get on with the gym, it later became an incredible part of her life.