Hailey Bieber Elevates Maternity Wear in Silk Phoebe Philo White Dress, Custom LaQuan Smith Body-con Look and More for Rhode Pop-up Event
Hailey Bieber fashioned her spin on maternity wear while out in New York City on Saturday and Sunday. The businesswoman attended a pop-up event for her beauty and skin care brand, Rhode.
On Saturday, Bieber, who is expecting her first child with husband Justin Bieber, was seen wearing a black lace bodysuit by Alessandra Rich. The garment’s fabric and intricate lace detailing gave the illusion of sheer, see-through fabric.
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Bieber paired the look with a structured black leather trenchcoat, sunglasses and a small black bag. Stylist Dani Michelle, whose clients include Kendall Jenner and Daisy Edgar-Jones, curated Bieber’s looks.
On Sunday, she fashioned two distinct designer looks. The first of the two featured a custom body-con maxidress courtesy of LaQuan Smith, which featured a camel tone. She continued the color motif by pairing the dress with a complementary blazer by Magda Butrym.
For her accessories, Bieber carried a small leather bag by Courreges and wore jewelry by Tiffany & Co. Bieber starred in a campaign for the jewelry company in 2022.
Later, Bieber was spotted wearing a silk dress by Phoebe Philo, which featured a high neckline and asymmetrical fabric draping. She also wore shoes by the same designer.
Bieber accessorized the look with jewelry by Tiffany & Co. and sunglasses by YSL.
Bieber entered a new style era when she announced her pregnancy last May. Since then, the model has continued to channel certain elements of her pre-pregnancy style while also putting her own twist on maternity wear.
The model’s approach to fashion has evolved over the last several years as Bieber became more comfortable in the spotlight. This new era of her style includes nods to staple pieces in her wardrobe in a new form that accentuates this time in her life.
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