Billie Eilish Is Buttoned Up in Chanel Houndstooth At the 2024 Oscars

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Billie Eilish is buttoned up at this year’s Oscars ceremony.

The pop star, who is up for a golden statuette for her song “What Was I Made For?” from the “Barbie” soundtrack, walked the red carpet on Sunday night in an elegant ensemble made up of a crisp white button-down shirt underneath a fitted black blazer, alongside a knee-length tweed skirt, an adorable Chanel bag, white socks and Mary Jane heels. The artist also wore a Ceasefire Now pin, also worn by Ramy Youssef, Ava DuVernay and many others on the carpet in support of a ceasefirein the Israel-Hamas war.

Eilish’s “What Was I Made For?”, which she co-wrote with her brother Finneas, has already won a Golden Globe and two Grammys.

“That’s like a challenge for us, to write these lyrics that are very specific but that totally make sense in everybody’s life,” she told Var -

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iety‘s Marc Malkin on the carpet ahead of the ceremony. “And Greta Gerwig had such a beautiful film with such amazing visuals that it was easy to think, ‘Okay, what do we write? She floats in the first scene and then she falls in the next one.’ And that has so much to do with my life and the way that I view me as I was growing up: I was this person who was could do no wrong in so many people’s eyes, and I felt like everything I did was me floating, and I felt unstoppable and unbeatable, when everything was blowing up for me. And then, things change and you grow, and sometimes you just feel like you don’t know how to float anymore.”

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