Virágba borult Billie Eilish

Alig múlt 18 éves, de már ötszörös Grammy-díjas énekesnő és dalszerző, a szakma legújabb kedvence Billie Eilish.

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At the 2020 #Grammys, 18-year-old @billieeilish walked away with four of the night’s biggest awards, including best new artist, record of the year, album of the year, and song of the year. In winning those four major awards, she also replaced @TaylorSwift as the youngest-ever solo winner for album of the year and became the first woman and second person ever to win record of the year, album of the year, song of the year, and best new artist in the same year. Now, she can also add Vogue cover star to her impressive resume. For our March issue, Vogue commissioned three unique covers—all starring @billieeilish—from three different photographers. Tap the link in our bio to read the full profile. Photographed by @harleyweir, styled by @alex_jordan_harrington, written by @robertjhaskell, Vogue, March 2020.

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A szuperfiatal szupertehetség nem arról híres, hogy szeretne beállni a sorba, így nem is csoda, ha a divatot diktáló magazin, a Vogue, azonnal a címlapjára hívta, és nem is egyre, hanem kapásból négyre.

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March cover star @billieeilish’s irresistible brand of dreamy, macabre anti-pop has made her into a new kind of hit maker–and #Grammys-winning artist. Tap the link in our bio for the full profile. For this issue, Vogue commissioned three unique covers—all starring @billieeilish—from three different photographers. Photographed by @ethanjamesgreen, styled by @alex_jordan_harrington, written by @robertjhaskell, Vogue, March 2020.

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Némileg finomítottak a többnyire túlméretezett melegítőkben pompázó énekesnő stílusán, de a jelenség mit sem csorbult.

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@billieeilish is our March cover star! For this issue, Vogue commissioned three unique covers—all starring @billieeilish—from three different photographers. Tap the link in our bio for the full profile. Photographed by @hassanhajjaj_larache, styled by @alex_jordan_harrington, written by @robertjhaskell, Vogue, March 2020.

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Surprise! Vogue’s fourth exclusively digital cover features @billieeilish illustrated by 16-year-old Nastya Kovtun (@kovtunnnastya). Tap the link in our bio to read the full profile. Illustrated by @kovtunnnastya, written by @robertjhaskell, Vogue, March 2020.

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“Music was always underlying,” March cover star @billieeilish explains of her childhood. “I always sang. It was like wearing underwear: It was just always underneath whatever else you were doing.” She wrote her first song on the ukulele at age seven, and she soon taught herself how to play piano and guitar from watching YouTube videos. She was willfully independent, never pushed to the stage. “You know how there’s always that singer kid who’s like, ‘I can sing!’ and then would sing in front of you? I remember hating that person. The kid who does it for the applause and thinks they’re amazing, and their mom is like, ‘Yeah, she’s gonna be da-da-da.’ I never put myself in that category, so for a long time I didn’t realize that I was a singer, too.” Tap the link in our bio to read the full profile. Photographed by @ethanjamesgreeen, styled by @alex_jordan_harrington, written by @robertjhaskell, Vogue, March 2020

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