Hailey Bieber relied on her signature all-black palette to deliver a sultry dinner-date look in New York City yesterday.
Heading out with husband Justin Bieber, the Rhode founder looked incredible in a black leather set by Brandon Maxwell consisting of a strappy, midriff-baring bandeau top and a matching skintight maxi skirt. She topped off the look with even more black pieces, including a pair of glossy black stiletto boots by Gia Borghini, black oval sunglasses, and a tiny black shoulder bag by Ferragamo.
Meanwhile, Justin opted for more casual attire. The “Yummy” singer wore a plain white tank top, light-wash baggy jeans, beige-and-cream combat boots, and a black baseball cap. He also tied a cherry-red sweater around his shoulders as the two were photographed walking down the sidewalk.
Hailey has been seen in a number of black monochromatic looks over the past few months.
While attending a Tiffany & Co. party late last month, the model took a style cue from Audrey Hepburn’s character in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and paired pearl jewelry with a classic black midi dress from Versace’s fall/winter 2023 ready-to-wear collection.
Prior to that, Hailey embraced the big-pants trend while enjoying a night out in New York City. Then, she wore black baggy pleated trousers and a sleek black halter-neck top with a backless silhouette. To accessorize, she went with black pumps, a black leather shoulder bag, and artful gold earrings.
And during another date night with Justin last month, Hailey put a futuristic spin on the little black dress via a piece that featured a structured halter that hung around her neck like a thick collar necklace. She finished off the look with black suede pumps, ultra-sheer tights from Calzedonia, a black patent leather shoulder bag from Saint Laurent, and tiny gold hoop earrings.
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