Billie Eilish is committed to keeping the goth-girl trend alive.
, championed by Lizzo, Kate Moss and Bella Hadid at the Met Gala, and boho queen Sienna Miller while out and about in London.
A recent Instagram post from the singer found her wearing a sultry black slip with a lacy bra beneath and monogrammed Gucci tights. Around her neck: layered silver chains, pearls and beads, including a “B” initial pendant in gothic serif font.Of course, this is far from Billie’s first time at the goth rodeo. She’s walked countless red carpets in attitude-packed black looks .
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