Billie Eilish reinforced the aesthetic pressure she has suffered from the public since the beginning of her career
Since the beginning of his career, Billie Eilish he faces criticism about his style, sometimes ‘too masculine’, sometimes ‘too sexual’ and is, little by little, feeling more comfortable with himself. Last Saturday, the 27th, the singer responded to criticism for wearing ‘more feminine’ clothes after showing a tattoo around her waist.
I spent the first 5 years of my career being absolutely criticized by you idiots for being a girl and dressing like I did and constantly being told that I would be hotter if I acted like a woman.”
Eilishshe also reinforces that she is ‘exhausted’ from so many comments about her style, calling her critics “bozos” who need to “let women rest”, since “women can be interested in many things.”
Also, femininity does not equal weakness! Crazy huh? Who would say. It’s also totally unheard of and insane to want to express yourself differently at different times.”
In December of last year, Billie recalled the internal conflicts and the sexist pressure of the industry that she experienced in the early years of her career, in which people she fit the standard model of young singers in an interview with HIGHSNOBIETY.
Source: Rollingstone
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