'You're Looking Right at Me' - Billie Eilish's sultry selfies in Black slip dress and Gucci tights

At 21, Grammy winner Billie Eilish continues to turn heads and redefine standards of style and self-expression. As reported by Page Six, the "Happier Than Ever" singer delivered an eyeful in a series of sultry selfies where she paired lace lingerie with platform heels.

'You're Looking Right at Me' - Billie Eilish's Intimate Photoshoot

Unveiling her daring bedroom shoot, Eilish captioned the Instagram photos, "You're looking right at me." The singer made an alluring statement in a low-cut black slip dress, Gucci tights, and towering platform heels. From the floor next to a bed, Eilish struck provocative poses, highlighting her sheer black designer legwear and sky-high shoes in a close-up shot.

From 'Body Gaslighting' to Bold Self-expression in Lace Lingerie

Eilish has been vocal about her struggles with body image, having previously confessed to Vogue about feeling gaslighted by her own body for years. Yet, in her latest photoshoot, she exuded confidence, layering necklaces over her plunging dress and accessorizing with pearl drop earrings and a velvet scrunchie on her wrist.

The singer's intimate snapshot spree received mixed reactions from her followers. Some comments playfully referenced a nostalgic aesthetic, stating, "This is giving early 2000s disposable camera verging on early MySpace... vibes." Others likened her to the iconic Wednesday Addams, while celebrities like Avril Lavigne expressed their admiration with fire emojis.

These provocative selfies come in the wake of a burglary at the singer's family home in Los Angeles. However, this isn't the first bold fashion statement Eilish has made recently; she celebrated her 21st birthday in a stunning corset-style Santa outfit.

With the Grammys around the corner, anticipation is building to see what bold fashion choices Billie Eilish will make next. Her recent forays into daring, sultry fashion suggest we're in for a show-stopping red carpet appearance.

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