Only billieeilish could make grunge look so casual and cool. 🖤
delivered a fresh look that captures the aesthetic on her trip to Asia. The"Everything I Wanted" singer shared a carousel of images with fans on Instagram on Aug. 17, the first of which consisted of her in an oversize black sweater over a pair of denim. Finished with platform Converse sneakers styled with black socks and a Harley Davidson baseball cap, Eilish looked comfortable and cool posing on stage. Her choppy, dark hairstyle only added to the edgy theme.
"Asia's been cuuute 🤗 see you tonight ;)" she captioned the gallery, which included a few more outfits in fitting with her neutral color palette, including one graphic coord set that brings to mind the graffiti-print shirt and cycling shorts
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