She is in a mini dress, he is in baggy jeans and a sweatshirt, she is in a pantsuit, he is in overalls, she is in heels, he is in yellow crocs: Have you ever noticed that Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber follow completely opposite dress codes? They go to the same events, but the mood is completely different: she seems to be going to a party in New York (and she usually does), he seems to leave for a moment because he forgot his milk. What can I say, perhaps Gone are the days of identical views?
In the entertainment world, couples often choose matching outfits for their public appearances, and over the years this has been considered an indicator of compatibility and harmony. How On the subject of Hailey, Justin and their completely mismatched outfits, the network is divided. Criticism poured in from those who didn’t appreciate the stark contrast: on Twitter, someone took Justin’s super-casual image as disrespectful to his wife, who is always cold-blooded in outfits suitable for any situation. Someone, on the contrary, criticizes her: she wants to be perfect and does not relax. One user joked that Justin next to his wife looks like a child “helping mom unload groceries from the car.” In short, as if he had just got out of bed, where he was left alone in a hat and headphones. New York influencer Kate Bartlett has gone viral on TikTok, saying she likes to guess what event the Biebers will attend every time she sees a picture of them: “9 times out of 10 they’re not dressed for the same event.”
But there are also those who pointed out that Bieber (the couple’s real idol, let’s face it) could have kept a low profile in her clothes to let Hailey shine. However, perhaps the answer is much simpler: both want to be free to follow their own personal style and wear what makes them feel more comfortable without having to always align. She will choose stilettos, he will choose Vans. It just so happens that their style of dress, ranging from a royal wedding to a padel tournament, is almost always diametrically opposed, but what’s the problem? The idea that the more a couple is united (to the point of appearing to be the same person, with the same interests, the same acquaintances, the same wardrobe), the happier they are now seems like a trend from last season.
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