The change in Billie Eilish's dress style was not accompanied by negative comments and dislike from her fans. In an interview with Elle, Billie - who became famous while wearing T-shirts and skirts - talked about the change in style.

"People get caught up in some memories and have a connection to them. But it's very inhuman. I lost 100,000 followers, just because of the breasts. People are afraid of big breasts," Billie told Elle.

This is not the first time the singer talks about how the change in her style has led to harsh reactions. In May, the artist told British Vogue that she had ended up playing by someone else’s rules as to how she dressed.

"Showing your body or skin - or not showing it - does not have to take away your respect. It all has to do with how you feel. If you want to do an operation, do it. If you want to wear a dress that someone thinks you look too big, dress up. "If you feel like you look good, you look good," she told Vogue.

For Vogue, Billie showed a little body, as a way to highlight what he also mentioned on Instagram: "Do what you want [with your body], when you want."