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Justin Beiber was spotted at low-key celeb hotspot Sushi Park in Los Angeles on Wednesday looking uber-casual in Pharrell Williams-designed Louis Vuitton shearling slippers. The comfortable shoes are the LV Footprint low boot and feature an oversized round design.
Bieber wore the Louis Vuitton slippers to eat at Sushi Park in West Hollywood with friends. The strip mall joint is a favorite of the Biebers, along with Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello (who lives in Paris). Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Beyoncé and Jay-Z and many other celebrities have been spotted at Sushi Park.
Bieber is often seen wearing casual designer get-ups, pairing his expensive sweats with sneakers or Crocs while out with his wife, Hailey Bieber. The famous couple was seen in December in Los Angeles, with him wearing what looked like white and blue Nike basketball shoes and her pairing black Mary Jane ballet flats with white socks. In November, he was spotted walking in L.A. in large black patent leather boots reminiscent of clown shoes. At the 2023 U.S. Open in September, he paired his baggy jeans with a pair of blue, white and neon yellow “Honeycomb” New Balance 550 high-top sneakers.
Bieber made a surprise appearance at Coachella Weekend One during Tems’ set, along with WizKid, to perform their collaborative remix of the 2021 smash hit “Essence.” While Hailey Bieber wasn’t seen at dinner, she made the trek out to the desert music festival with her beau.
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About The Shoes
The LV Footprint Low Boot was one of the many statement pieces from Louis Vuitton’s spring 2024 men’s collection, their third collection designed by multihyphenate Pharrell Williams. The Italian-made slipper-style boots are covered in soft tan shearling on the inside and outside of the boot and boast a large LV Monogram pattern on the outside. The rubber outsole features a bear paw-print emblazoned with the LV logos, leaving a paw-print pattern when walking in snow or rain.
About Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton launched his namesake brand of cutting-edge luxury trunks and luggage in Paris, 1854. By the 1900s, the brand had become synonymous with the luxury lifestyle. The first flagship store opened on the Champs-Élysées in Paris in 1913 and 1930 brought two of the brand’s iconic bags, the Keepall duffel and the smaller Express (now known as the Speedy). After the founder’s death, his grandson Gaston-Louis Vuitton expanded the brand into leather goods. In 1987, Gaston-Louis Vuitton’s son-in-law, steel magnate Henry Racamier, launched LV globally and later merged with Moët-Hennessy. He was ousted in a hostile takeover by Bernard Arnault, who grew LVMH into the largest luxury products company in the world.
In 1997, Marc Jacobs was named the first artistic director of Louis Vuitton and brought them into the fashion world with their first ready-to-wear line the following year. Kim Jones and Nicolas Ghesquière followed as artistic directors, after which Virgil Abloh joined as the menswear artistic director in 2018 until his untimely death in 2021. Pharrell Williams took over menswear in 2023, following a long-running relationship with the brand, dating back to a sunglasses collab in the 2000s.
