Hailey Bieber

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Since tying the knot in 2019, Hailey and Justin Bieber have walked the red carpet together countless times, delivering excellent formalwear everywhere from the Met Gala to the Grammys. Despite their distinct personal styles – Hailey favours refined French-girl glamour, often care of Saint Laurent, while her husband frequently styles baggy knits with bug-eyed sunglasses for a ’90s grunge effect Kurt Cobain would approve of – they always look in sync. And their shared habit of mixing streetwear gems with luxe separates means their off-duty outings are some of their most compelling couple’s style moments.
Whether in statement outerwear in New York, or dressed up for dinner in Los Angeles, the Biebers look their best when they’re relaxing together. Scroll on to revisit some of their best (and most envy-inducing) off-duty couple’s outfits.
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Originally published in Vogue.co.uk

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Corsetry is a Versace signature, and for autumn/winter 2022, Donatella Versace made it central to the collection. Now, muse Hailey Bieber has become one of the first to road-test Donatella’s new-season corsetry, fresh from the catwalk.
The model and mogul orchestrated an Instagram photoshoot wearing Look 12 from the collection: a satin corset mini dress with intricate boning skimming the chest, torso and side seams, embellished with bejeweled Medusa motifs on the straps.
Hailey accessorized her look with layered Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Photo: Instagram.com/haileybieber
Hailey’s chosen shade? Pink, of course, perfectly in line with the rise of Barbiecore. Stylist Karla Welch posted a picture of the model in her bubblegum look with the caption: “Paging the Barbie movie.”
Nicola Peltz Beckham is another famous fan of Versace corsets. The actor, who incorporated a number of Versace looks into her wardrobe for her wedding celebrations, told Vogue at the time: “There’s just nothing that feels better than a Versace corset… The fit is impeccable. It makes you feel sexy, but classy at the same time. Versace is just the perfect thing to put on after a big bridal gown.”
Versace autumn/winter 2022. Photo: Instagram.com/haileybieber
While Nicola kept her bridal accessories to a minimum, Hailey dialed up the glamour in layered Tiffany & Co. diamond and chain necklaces, and a pair retro white boots from Naked Wolfe. Extra? That’s exactly what she was going for. As she put it on Instagram: “Having a little extra fun today.”
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber have been married since 2018, and are one of the most influential couples in the fashion sphere. While the model has covered multiple magazines, including the French edition of Vogue, Justin Bieber launched his ready-to-wear brand, Drew House, with sportswear and colorful accents, in 2019.
Examples of the American cool style, Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber oscillate between casual looks, which have become their fashion signature, and sharper outfits. For the 64th Grammy Awards ceremony that took place on April 3, 2022 in Las Vegas, in the spectacular MGM Grand Garden Arena, they had the photographers’ attention, as per usual. While Justin Bieber opted for a Balenciaga suit (a brand he is an ambassador for) accessorized with sunglasses with 1990s accents and a fuchsia pink hat, while the model stunned in a minimalist strapless white dress designed by Anthony Vaccarello for Saint Laurent.
And when the couple is not walking the red carpets, they go for comfort. Jeans with crop tops and white sneakers in a nineties vein for her, monochrome joggers from his own label and sneakers for him with pieces from designers like Kith, Versace, Jacquemus or Bottega Veneta. A fan of the Italian label, the couple is regularly seen with emblematic accessories of the Italian brand such as Cassette and Jodie handbags or Tire and Puddle boots. The ultimate proof that Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber are true fashion chameleons.

Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber at the Grammy Awards on April 3, 2022
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in London in December 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber at the Met Gala in September 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Paris in June 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Paris in June 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in July 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Paris in June 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in March 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in February 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in February 2021
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in November 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in New York in October 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in New York in October 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in October 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in February 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in February 2020
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2019
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in August 2019
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in May 2019
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in May 2019
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in September 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in August 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in August 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in August 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in July 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in July 2018
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Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in July 2018

Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber in Los Angeles in July 2018 
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Originally published in Vogue.fr
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EmRata making the case for acid-bright jumpers. Photo: Instagram.com
One key takeaway from the spring/summer 2022 shows? Our knitwear drawers are in for a colorful upgrade. Cool-girl brand The Elder Statesman has provided the LA crowd with their rainbow jumpers: Hailey Bieber shrugged its patchwork cardigan over The Attico’s cult zebra-print bikini recently, while Kendall Jenner threw on an oversized sweater – and matching hat – from its autumn/winter 2021 collection a fortnight ago.
Victoria Beckham wearing colorful knitwear from her own brand. Photo: Getty
Emily Ratajkowski and Victoria Beckham are embracing the colorful knits movement, too. The former recently sported an acid-bright turtleneck, while VB modeled a bright red jumper and sunshine yellow trousers from her own collection, joking on Instagram that Ronald McDonald “stole [her] look”. Rihanna, on the other hand, has gravitated towards lavender hues, including a knitted vest by London-based designer Martine Rose, and Beyoncé has shown colorful knits’ potential as evening wear with a tangerine rib-knit bodysuit by Area.
Jacquemus’s spring/summer 2022 collection included Vitamin C knits.
Avid knitter Gabriela Hearst debuted sprightly homespun pieces for spring/summer 2022.

The street-style gang cemented the trend outside the SS22 shows, with the catwalks reflecting their playful fashion mood: Gabriela Hearst, Blumarine, Molly Goddard, Altuzarra, and Acne Studios all debuted jolly knits. The trend can be felt over on Depop, too; it takes just one search to discover the wealth of homemade options available. Mia Regan is a keen advocate of supporting lesser-known brands: the Gen-Z influencer boasts a wardrobe bursting with lively handmade goods.

Our advice: be bold and bright with your knitwear choices this winter.
Originally published on Vogue.co.uk

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Hailey Bieber has been delivering a masterclass in wedding-guest dressing over the last few days (when in doubt, sequins!), but her downtime Miami uniform has been infused with the same sort of glamour that’s noteworthy in the run-up to party season – two words that wreak havoc in the minds of lo-fi dressers, and conjure sheer delight in those of secret divas.
Bieber, who has recently switched up her stylist and now employs her husband’s dresser Karla Welch full time, has a few cool-girl tips to take when RSVPing yes this winter. Tick off the key trends, but never compromise on your personal style seems to be her mandate.

For a night out in South Florida, Hailey demonstrated her deftness at pulling off the miniskirt trend again, by going matchy-matchy in a lime-green Agr twin set that would have piqued Cher Horowitz’s interest. She dialled down the fluffy brush knit coords with chunky Marni loafers and a Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 shoulder bag, so the mood was more schoolgirlish than super club.
The color-block micro coords and penny loafer combo is one we have seen from Bieber before. Remember her June Paris trip, when Hailey and her husband gave Europe a taste of Hollywood style? Her all-lavender Raf Simons and The Attico look was, incidentally, one of the first from Welch, who is responsible for Justin’s unique brand of hypebeast streetwear.
Hailey doing all-purple in Paris in June. Photo: Getty
Bieber’s other secret weapon besides her searing twinsets – which, by the way, would look equally chic in muted colourways, as demonstrated by Vogue France editor and miniskirt enthusiast Eugénie Trochu – is her stash of Nensi Dojaka’s spliced-and-diced tops and dresses. By now, it’s de rigueur for any It-girl to have posted at least one mirror selfie strung up in the London-based designer’s sheer negligée-style pieces, but Hailey has been layering hers and framing them with her signature baggy jeans for a point of difference.
Bieber styling Nensi Dojaka her own way: with beachy braids and low-slung jeans. Photo: Instagram.com
Of course, party season means nothing to a woman who dresses up for a living, but – whether you’re bracing yourself for a month of cheap fizz or raring to hit the dance floor – it’s worth noting that putting your own spin on the trends always pays off. Nearly naked dress or not.
Originally published on Vogue.co.uk

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Minimalists, look away. A-listers are united on the fact that—this summer—the more necklaces, the better. The obsession makes sense: During a year when making an impression was restricted to our computer screens, “waist-up” dressing offered a fresh way to smarten up an outfit. Zoom-worthy jewelry became a focal point of casual catch-ups and work calls, even if people were wearing tracksuits.
The enthusiasm for layered trophy jewels is yet to cease. Hailey Bieber has been fueling the trend. Her favorite combinations include a thick gold chain from Anita Ko, a herringbone style from Fallon, plus sweet, beaded pieces from Frasier Sterling and Ian Charms. Husband Justin Bieber and Dua Lipa are also fans of the latter brand, which founder Lisa Sahakian describes as “wild and fun.” Dua regularly complements hers with stacked gems from Arms of Eve and Éliou.
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Rihanna, too, has embraced the hype with a selection of flashy gold chains. She posed for a recent Instagram post in a graphic Married to the Mob tee, Linda Farrow x The Attico sunglasses, and a medley of chains from Bulgari, Briony Raymond (inscribed with her Pisces zodiac), and a chunky vintage piece from David Yurman.
Even confirmed minimalist Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has dabbled with necklace layering by way of a diamond parure from London-based Jessica McCormack (who regularly supplies the model with gems). Huntington-Whiteley experimented with two different lengths of McCormack’s ball ’n’ chain design, adding a sparkling pendant to the longer of the two.
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Gigi Hadid, on the other hand, has been loading on necklaces inscribed with their respective baby names. Kendall Jenner, Meghan Markle, and Jennifer Lopez have also shown a preference for personalized jewelry—the latter confirmed the return of “Bennifer” with a “BEN” monogram necklace.
When she’s not wearing her sentimental ode to Affleck, J Lo has worn multiple charms from celebrity-approved label, Foundrae. “Layering is quite personal. Always start with the first piece you want to wear and build from there,” founder Beth Bugdaycay told British Vogue’s jewelry and watch director Rachel Garrahan. “The trick is to make your chain unique to you, so it becomes a talisman that you can wear every day.”
Below, Vogue selects the best necklaces to mix-and-match now.

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While traditional summer outfits nod to light pastels and floral patterns, Beyoncé has always been one to stand out with her fashion choices. The singer was seen dabbling in risqué color-blocked neons as she took to Instagram to post a caption-free photo gallery.
This time, the 39-year-old artist wore a bright yellow US $495 Mara Hoffman mini dress, including asymmetrical patches of orange on the top and bright blue on one bottom side. She paired the eye candy look with colorful staples, donning dangling earrings, navy-rimmed sunglasses, and a blue micro purse, keeping the trend alive. Adding yet another color to her ensemble, she wore mint green heels with wraparound sections snaking around her ankles. Out to spend some quality time with her four-year-old daughter Rumi, she was spotted wearing the outfit underneath a sheer blue long-sleeved top at the FAO Schwarz toy store in New York City last weekend.

The star has been generous in sharing outfit posts with her 192 million Instagram followers regularly this year. In another, Beyoncé is seen sporting fluorescent floral pants with a tied-up white shirt cropped at her waist, alongside her husband and rapper Jay-Z, who is seen wearing a relaxed light-grey Puma fit. The couple had flown into the city from the Hamptons and were photographed having lunch in Brooklyn. Beyoncé carried a white Telfar bag and large fluorescent lime earrings with the look.
The Lion King actor is not the only one in a punchy fluorescent look. Back in spring and early summer this year, models Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, Ashley Graham and actor Blake Lively sported outfits drenched in electric greens.
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Inside La Samaritaine – Paris. Courtesy Karla Otto
Before French President Emmanuel Macron met with Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey, at the Elysées Palace in Paris, he was alongside LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault to cut the proverbial ribbon on one of the most beloved department stores in all of France. The reopening of la Samaritaine—affectionately referred to as “la Samar” by Parisians—has finally occurred, 16 years after closing for renovations.
La Samaritaine Paris. Photo by Matthieu Salvaing. Courtesy Karla Otto
The department store is featured in a 1907 steel frame and glass Art Nouveau building by Belgian architect Frantz Jourdain that overlooks the Seine on the right bank in the 1st arrondissement. It is listed as a historical monument by the French Ministry of Culture since 1990. La Samaritaine houses the French art de vivre, which translates to shopping, eating, and culture. No less than X fashion houses are curated to offer a very French mix and match style–think Alaïa, Loewe, Alexander McQueen, Chloé, Chanel, but also regional names like Shourouk and Vanina are alongside a blend of Scandi-cool brands like Ganni, Rotate, and Rains. Meanwhile, avant-garde Parisian sneaker brand Shinzo Paris offers a unique concept featuring 100 m2 of exclusive, ethical, and responsible sneakers, each one fulfilling one of their five criteria: local, recycled, vegan, organic, or reconditioned. Look closely and shoppers will see there are many limited editions and previews available to La Samaritaine along with what is the biggest beauty space in Europe exclusively featuring Dolce & Gabbana Beauty, Helena Rubinstein, Clé de Peau Beauté, SK-II, Fragonard, Orveda, and Sulwhasoo. There are also five beauty spaces including a spa and a house of perfume.
La Samaritaine beauty space. Photo by Matthieu Salvaing. Courtesy Karla Otto
There are 12 spaces to eat everything from caviar to burgers, while books by Assouline and a pop-up Perrotin Gallery will seduce tourists and Parisians alike. Take the elevators to the top to witness the spectacular Art Nouveau peacock fresco restored to its former glory. At 3.5 meters high and 115 meters long, it is the work of the architect Jourdain’s son Francis. Alternatively, shoppers can also climb the 270 original oak steps . The railing has been restored with 16000 gold leaves. The artist Francis was also commissioned by his father to decorate the store facade with enameled Volvic lava that serve to soften the structure. Adding a touch of contemporary architecture are the glass waves forming the facade of the Rivoli street side designed by Japanese architects of the Sanaa agency.
For a lucky few, after a full day of shopping and sightseeing, La Samaritaine is adjoined by a Cheval Blanc Paris hotel, complete with a Dior Spa.
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