Billie Eilish executes onstage throughout Lollapalooza at Grant Park on August 03, 2023 in Chicago. Michael Hickey/Getty Images for ABA
Black, neon environment-friendly, blonde and also currently, red. Is there any kind of hair shade Billie Eilish can’t manage? The “Happier Than Ever” vocalist required to Instagram Thursday (Aug. 3), to flaunt her newest brand-new design, as well as additionally debuted the brand-new tone throughout her headlining collection at Lollapalooza the exact same day.
“Remember me?” she captioned the picture on Instagram. In the article, Eilish sets her brand-new brilliant red origins with black hairs, while she sporting activities a Chicago Bulls basketball jacket and also layers of silver chains, the exact same attire she endured phase. The jacket is a suitable selection, considering her collection at the Windy City songs celebration.
The crimson origins additionally accompany among the colorways for Eilish’s upcoming Nike cooperation. Her brand-new Nike tennis shoe integrates the white/university red shade mix notoriously put on by Michael Jordan at the renowned Bulls-Knicks game on Jan. 29, 1988.
Ever the hair chameleon, followers have actually seen Eilish in a range of designs lately. At the world premiere of Barbie, the Grammy-champion showed off jet black hairs, and also in the music video for “What Was I Made For?” — her hit ballad from the Mark Ronson-created Barbie soundtrack — the vocalist chose a traditional blonde appearance evocative the initial Barbie doll.
While it has actually been 2 years given that the “Everything I Wanted” vocalist launched a workshop cd — 2021’s Billboard 200-covering Happier Than Ever — she has actually continued to be musically energetic. Early this year, she looked like an anonymous visitor singer on Labrinth’s “Never Felt So Alone,” which came to a head at No. 62 on the Billboard Hot 100. She additionally submitted her five-year-old cover of Drake’s “Hotline Bling” to electronic download and also streaming systems in May. “What Was I Made For,” her initial initial solo tune of the year, has actually given that come to a head at No. 18 on the Hot 100 — among the best-performing tracks from the Barbie soundtrack up until now.
