Billie Eilish Changed Her Nail Art Multiple Times During the Grammys 2021

After the tough year we've all just had, any fan of music (so… all of us…) has likely been looking forward to the stellar performances the Grammys 2021 typically brings, and that night is finally here. While we're still doing pandemic-style award shows, some of the kinks have finally been worked out, and for Sunday night's show, we're promised some live performances for limited audiences — with safety precautions, of course — while others have been prerecorded, with performers and nominees attending remotely. Among performers slated for the night is nominee Billie Eilish, who is known for her aesthetic, in addition to her unmistakable sound.

Thanks to her staple look of raven hair with neon green roots, 19-year-old Eilish can be spotted from nearly a mile away. It's a bold dye job, and she rarely changes up her cut or style. Instead, it's her nails that usually serve as the centerpiece of her look.

For the 63rd annual Grammy Awards, the singer kicked things off with a long, square-shaped manicure in a neutral color that fans got a preview of during Eilish's acceptance of her award for "Song Written for Visual Media," which she won for her song "No Time to Die."

She accepted the award remotely with her older brother, Finneas Baird O'Connell (who co-wrote the song with her), and posted a video to Instagram with the caption: "A GRAMMY?????????? thank you thank you thank you! what an amazing start to the day."

Eilish also wore a multi-colored striped scarf and simple makeup to accept what may only be her first Grammy Award of the night.

In the past, Eilish has been known to match her manicure with her outfit (all the way down to her mask, during the pandemic), which is exactly what she did for her red-carpet look. She walked the red carpet wearing a printed head-to-toe look in baby pink, gray, and black, including a bucket hat and long, square-tipped manicure.

When it was time to perform, Eilish was once again in a head-to-toe printed look with a matching manicure, this time in deep forest green with the addition of gloves. She also added a jeweled headpiece to complete the look.

In the past, she has worked with artists like Sojin Oh and Tammy Taylor — no word yet on who the genius behind these looks is, but when we know more, we'll be sure to update.

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