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Hailey Bieber gave minimalism a utilitarian fall upgrade while in Los Angeles.
On Saturday, Bieber stepped out to pick up an iced coffer in a set of black leather boots. The Rhode founder’s round-toed style featured smooth, tan knee-high shafts with two side tabs. The set was complete with thick black soles and short heels, which totaled at least 2 inches in height to bring her a subtle burst of elevation.
Boots like Bieber’s are favored for their tall silhouette and layering abilities in the fall months. Flat, low and tall heeled styles are the most popular, and are regularly released in neutral tones from a wide range of brands — including Stuart Weitzman, Reformation and Dolce Vita.
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Bieber’s footwear added a practical, classic finish to her ensemble, which featured a black minidress beneath a beige-green jacket — complete with a trench-style belt and collar. The utilitarian layers were smoothly complemented by glossy black sunglasses and a large black leather flap-style clutch. Bieber finished her outfit with thick gold hoop earrings for a sleek edge— a trendy, smaller take on the classic hoop, as seen in new collections from labels including Monica Vinader, Brilliant Earth and PDPAOLA.
Bieber has been a fashion industry star for years, appearing in campaigns for brands including Superga, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger and Zadig & Voltaire. Her shoe closet includes a mix of streetwear sneakers and sleek heels, with off-duty looks featuring casual shoes by Nike, Chanel and Off-White. On the more formal front, the model favors heels from Tabitha Simmons, Jimmy Choo and Balenciaga. Trending styles also have a longtime place in her wardrobe, including embellished Amina Muaddi heels and textured Bottega Veneta mules.
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