Selena Gomez is 'low-key freaking out' after Billie Eilish wore makeup from her brand on a magazine cover

• Billie Eilish wore Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty makeup on the March cover of Vanity Fair.

• Gomez responded to the cover on her Instagram story, saying she was "low key freaking out."

• She also described Eilish as an "icon" and said she "looks stunning" in the magazine.

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It's no secret that Selena Gomez and Billie Eilish are fans of each other's music - but now it seems that the 19-year-old musician likes Gomez's makeup as well.

On Monday, Vanity Fair announced that Eilish is the cover star of its March magazine. She's seen in the leading photo with her signature green hair and long nails, as well as a paisley ensemble in neutral tones.

And though her makeup on the cover is subtle, it actually nods to Gomez. According to makeup artist Robert Rumsey, who did Eilish's makeup for the shoot, all products used were courtesy of Gomez's brand, Rare Beauty.

At the time of writing, it's unclear as to which Rare Beauty products Rumsey used, and what inspired Eilish's makeup look. Representatives for the makeup artist declined to comment when contacted by Insider.

That being said, there's no doubt that Gomez was thrilled to see Eilish wearing Rare Beauty for the magazine cover. On her Instagram story, Gomez shared an image of Eilish from the Vanity Fair photo shoot, and included her thoughts on the musician's makeup.

"Icon @billieeilish is wearing @rarebeauty on the cover of vanity fair!!" Gomez wrote. "Low key freaking out.. 😊 You look stunning!"

Though Eilish hasn't publicly responded to Gomez or commented on wearing Rare Beauty, she said on Instagram that creating her Vanity Fair cover was one of her "favorite shoots" so far.

Gomez and Eilish seem to be big fans of each other's work. Gomez previously said she "sobbed" when she first heard Eilish's song "Everything I Wanted," and Eilish admitted that the "Wizard's of Waverly Place" theme song - which Gomez sang - was an inspiration behind her hit "Bad Guy."

In her new magazine feature, Eilish shared anecdotes about accidentally buying 70 boxes of Froot Loops, gave insight into her upcoming documentary, opened up about her "horrible body relationship" as a child, and more.

Read Vanity Fair's full interview with Billie Eilish here.

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• Billie Eilish says she once ordered 70 boxes of Froot Loops by accident because she doesn't know 'what things cost'

• Billie Eilish says she had a 'horrible body relationship' when she was younger that involved 'starving' herself and taking diet pills at 12 years old

• Billie Eilish said her hair is a sign of 'mental stability' after fans mocked her for keeping it green for so long

• The first trailer for Billie Eilish's documentary is here and it shows her toe the line between normal teen and global star

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