Billie Eilish Steps Out For Date Night in a Body-Con Minidress
October 27, 2022 at 10:35PM
Billie Eilish is continuing on her ‘90s throwback fashion tour, spotted out on a date in Los Angeles with rumored new boyfriend Jesse Rutherford on Tuesday, Oct. 25. While Rutherford opted for a bright look consisting of red pants and a blue button-down, Eilish slipped into an easy little black dress and knee-high stockings. Smiling for the camera, Eilish walked hand in hand with her new beau, topping her number with an oversize button-down shirt.
The dress itself was an easy throw-on-and-go look, showing off her coordinated bra straps and hitting her at midthigh. The shirt came in a lightweight pastel, layered on effortlessly like it was styled in the ’90s. While she began the evening in proper thigh-high tights, she eventually rolled them down, drawing attention to her cream-colored loafers.
Eilish has been leaning into the ’90s decade for style inspiration as of late, wearing graphic tees and cargo pants; cargo skirts and bombers; cropped sweater vests and button-down shirts; and more. She recently posed for a photo shoot for Gucci Eyewear wearing a slew of outfits that played toward her signature retro vibe, rife with sheer logo tops, bomber jackets, and the like.
Having been in the public eye since 2015, Eilish has truly grown up in front of the lens, bringing her family, friends, and partners along for the ride. The 20-year-old has remained quiet about her dating life, though she recently has been linked to Rutherford. The duo were first publicly spotted less than two weeks ago, holding hands at Halloween Horror Nights in Los Angeles. While neither one of them has acknowledged their relationship, they seem to be having a great time together and doing so in style.
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Author Avery Matera | citywomen.co
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