Billie Eilish rocks her usual edgy style in voluminous black ensemble as she poses on a bike alongside a bevy of motocross riders for photo shoot
Billie Eilish made her Vogue debut Monday with a series of vibrant covers.
And it appears the five-time Grammy winner, 18, has honed her modelling skills since gracing the prestigious cover as she was spotted posing up a storm for an edgy new photoshoot in Palmdale, California. on Monday.
The green-haired hitmaker was sporting her favoured over-sized style as she donned all black while posing on a bike alongside a bevy of motocross riders.
Supermodel vibes: Billie Eilish sported a black avant-garde look Monday as she arrived for a photo shoot in the desert of Palmdale, California
Billie stepped out in an all-black look with a poncho and layers of padding strapped down the front to make a true mark on the shoot.
She was joined by a host of motocross riders with some motorbikes to match.
Billie posed at a cement picnic table, surrounded by the bikers with a birthday cake and balloons.
Hours before, she appeared on four colourful covers for the March issue of Vogue, each perfectly complementing her signature aesthetic.
Back in black: The green-haired hitmaker was sporting her favoured over-sized style as she donned all black while posing on a bike alongside a bevy of motocross riders
Biker boys: She was joined by some male models in orange and white motocross gear with some motorbikes to match
The covers were created by photographers Hassan Hajjaj, Ethan James Green and Harley Weir, as well as artist Nastya Kovtun.
During the interview, she discussed the heartbreaking reason behind her baggy sense of style.
She explained it as a cross between her love of style and insecurity with her body: 'I just hated my body. I would have done anything to be in a different one.'
Birthday girl: Billie posed at a cement picnic table, surrounded by the bikers with a birthday cake and balloons
Billie added: 'I really wanted to be a model, really bad, and I was chubby and short. I developed really early. I had boobs at nine. I got my period at 11. So my body was going faster than my brain.'
In the cover story, she also empathized with the mental health struggles of fellow artists like Britney Spears.
In the candid chat, the starlet recalled: 'As a fan growing up, I was always like, What the f*** is wrong with them?
Cover girl: Hours before, she appeared on four colorful covers for the March issue of Vogue, each perfectly complementing her signature aesthetic
Muse to many: The covers were created by photographers Hassan Hajjaj, Ethan James Green and Harley Weir, as well as artist Nastya Kovtun
Signature look: During the interview, she discussed the heartbreaking reason behind her baggy sense of style: 'I just hated my body. I would have done anything to be in a different one'
'All the scandals. The Britney moment. You grow up thinking they’re pretty and they’re skinny; why would they f*** it up? But the bigger I get, the more I’m like, Oh, my God, of course they had to do that.'
The Bad Guy artist continued: 'In my dark places I’ve worried that I was going to become the stereotype that everybody thinks every young artist becomes, because how can they not?'
The cover reveal comes days after Eilish swept five of the six Grammy categories she was nominated for.
Britney moment: In the cover story, she also empathized with the mental health struggles of fellow artists like Britney Spears: 'But the bigger I get, the more I’m like, Oh, my God, of course they had to do that'
It was a record-breaking night for her, as she become the youngest person and the first female to win all top four awards: Best New Artist, Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year.
And bigger things are on the horizon, as she was recently tapped for a special performance at the Academy Awards.
It was recently announced that she'll sing the coveted theme song for the latest James Bond film No Time to Die.
Record breaker: The cover reveal comes days after Eilish swept five of the six Grammy categories she was nominated for, breaking records as the youngest artist and first female to take the top four awards
