Photography Harmony Korine, Styling Emma WymanBeautyBeauty newsBillie Eilish opens up about starving herself and taking diet pillsThe singer discussed her ‘horrible body relationship’ and dealing with body shaming online in her cover interview for Vanity FairShareLink copied ✔️January 27, 2021BeautyBeauty newsTextDazed BeautyBillie Eilish – spring/summer 20209 Imagesview more + Over the past few years, Billie Eilish has highlighted the issues she has faced growing up in the spotlight, from body dysmorphia and shaming to being sexualised online. Now, in a new interview for Vanity Fair – shot by former Dazed 100er Quil Lemons – the singer has opened up further about her “horrible body relationship” that caused her to self-harm. “The reason I used to cut myself was because of my body,” she says. “To be quite honest with you, I only started wearing baggy clothes because of my body.” Elsewhere, Eilish talks about taking diet pills when her relationship with her body was at its worst. “I wasn't really eating. I was, like, starving myself,” she explains. “I remember taking a pill that told me that it would make me lose weight and it only made me pee the bed – when I was 12.” While she is in a much better place now, she explains that her fame exacerbated the situation, with trolls commenting on her body and her choice of baggy fit clothing. “I thought that I would be the only one dealing with my hatred for my body, but I guess the internet also hates my body. So that’s great.” Read the full interview here or our profile on the singer from the spring/summer 2020 issue. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MOREWe still call women hysterical – but now we do it through BotoxFragrance wars: Is it rude to wear perfume in shared spaces?This new short film embodies the guardian spirit of West Africa Don’t let your virginity stop you from getting a tramp stamp!Need Halloween beauty inspo? Look no further than the SS26 runwaysThe House of Beauty: Arabelle Sicardi exposes the dark side of the industryIn photos: Exploring t-fag culture through jockstraps and tattoosEscentric Molecules: ‘We helped make chemicals sexy’‘Cortisol face’ and the lies about muscly womenWhy this artist tattooed her past lovers’ mothers’ names on her ribcageThis cult Instagram explores how hair brings us togetherAmuse-bush? Kim Kardashian is putting pubes on Skims