Risk taker! Justin Bieber’s wfie is on the verge of a wardrobe malfunction in a corset that clips to a dangling skirt which looks as if it could fall OFF at any moment
Hailey Bieber tried on an unusual dress this week while on a trip to London.
The wife of Justin Bieber modeled a number that included a nicely fitted corset and garter belt style clips that held on to a dangling satin skirt.
The skirt appeared as if it could fall off at any moment, which was likely the appeal of the outfit.
The cover girl, who was seen heading to a party on Tuesday, had her hair slicked back and she was beautifully made up with shimmering pink makeup as she flashed her long manicured nails.
The Vogue model shared images of the statement piece to her Instagram account on Wednesday morning. ‘London day 1 ✅,’ the close friend of Kendall Jenner wrote in her caption.
Pal Elsa Hosk added a red heart eyed emoji while Lori Harvey posted three fire emojis.
Hailey has been in London with husband Justin all week as they dine out. On Tuesday she attended the launch party for her Rhode beauty line which has become very successful.
Also this week she talked to the Sunday Times. The star got candid about starting a family with Justin.
The 26-year-old supermodel shared that she wants children ‘so bad,’ but that she gets ‘scared’ about raising kids in the public eye.
‘I literally cry about this all the time!’ admitted Hailey. ‘I want kids so bad but I get scared. It’s enough that people say things about my husband or my friends.
‘I can’t imagine having to confront people saying things about a child. We can only do the best we can to raise them. As long as they feel loved and safe.’
The influencer also tackled a variety of other H๏τ topics, discussing her mental health and that infamous ‘nepo baby’ T-shirt.
As a member of the prominent Baldwin acting family, Hailey spoke about being born into fame and embracing the ‘nepo baby’ label. Pal Elsa Hosk added a red heart eyed emoji while Lori Harvey posted three fire emojis.
Hailey has been in London with husband Justin all week as they dine out. On Tuesday she attended the launch party for her Rhode beauty line which has become very successful.
Also this week she talked to the Sunday Times. The star got candid about starting a family with Justin. The 26-year-old supermodel shared that she wants children ‘so bad,’ but that she gets ‘scared’ about raising kids in the public eye.
‘I literally cry about this all the time!’ admitted Hailey. ‘I want kids so bad but I get scared. It’s enough that people say things about my husband or my friends.
‘I can’t imagine having to confront people saying things about a child. We can only do the best we can to raise them. As long as they feel loved and safe.’
The influencer also tackled a variety of other H๏τ topics, discussing her mental health and that infamous ‘nepo baby’ T-shirt.
As a member of the prominent Baldwin acting family, Hailey spoke about being born into fame and embracing the ‘nepo baby’ label.
‘[I was] just trying to connect with other people who might feel that way…[People say], ‘Oh, you think we feel bad for you?’ And I get it. It’s just sad sometimes that that would be how people feel about you wanting to express your emotions.’
The Rhode Skin founder went on to reference her mini stroke last year and not being ‘silenced.’
Hailey told the Sunday Times: ‘The day after I was hospitalized, it was on the internet. I wanted to talk about what happened in my own words because so many people were making ᴀssumptions.
‘If you let things like that silence you, you’re allowing people to dictate how you live your life. Sometimes I do just want to curl up and be a hermit, like, “If this is how people feel maybe I should just stay home.” But I’m really not that kind of person.’
On a lighter note, Bieber spoke about her private life in Beverly Hills with her pop star husband: ‘The Biebers love to host. We had a Super Bowl party this year. I really love to cook.
‘I like to do some sort of pasta and a protein — whether it’s salmon or chicken. There’s something really joyful about people consuming your food. I like to take care of people.’
