Hailey Bieber Gets Sporty in Black Nike Air Max 95 Sneakers
Tara Larson
Editorial Assistant
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Hailey Bieber went with a sporty-chic look during her latest outing.
The model stepped out in Los Angeles on Thursday. While out and about, Bieber walked around in Nike Air Max 95 sneakers. Her kicks featured a chunky, ’90s-inspired silhouette with rounded toes and paneled uppers in hues of black and gray with orange detailing.
The Rhode founder paired her sneakers with an all-black look. She wore a knit oversized sweater with a rounded neckline paired with black fitted shorts. Bieber accessorized the outfit with white socks and a red baseball cap with white lettering from Porter. She carried a black leather shoulder bag and wore large gold hoop earrings as well as a silver chain necklace with a “B” pendant.
Bieber is known for having exceptional street style. Her trendy and sartorial fashion sense prompts her to wear silhouettes that feel modern and fresh. The star’s extensive shoe closet includes an eclectic and impressive mix of streetwear sneakers and sleek heels. She can also be found wearing kicks by Superga, Nike, New Balance and Off-White. The model also favors embellished pumps, loafers and strappy sandal heels from Tabitha Simmons and Jimmy Choo.
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Bieber has been a darling of the fashion industry for quite some time, appearing in campaigns for brands like Guess, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and Zadig & Voltaire. The media personality also starred in Levi’s summer ’20 campaign with Jaden Smith. Previously, in 2016, she starred in Ugg’s Classic Street Collection campaign for fall ’16 as well.
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Tara Larson is the editorial assistant for Footwear News. She mainly covers topics from celebrity style to new footwear launches and collaborations. She also serves as the assistant to editorial director Michael Atmore. Prior to joining Footwear News, she worked for Esquire and Traditional Home.
