Hailey Bieber Ticks off Two Fall Trends With One Great Shoe

Hailey Bieber effortlessly combines trendiness with her signature style, described as “classic and chic with a hint of edge,” in a recent interview with Vogue. On September 26, during a casual lunch in West Hollywood with husband Justin Bieber, she showcased her slight transition towards the style influences expected in autumn 2025.

Bieber was spotted leaving Great White wearing a thoughtfully curated outfit consisting of an oversized leather bomber jacket from Saint Laurent. She paired it with a simple white t-shirt and black lycra mini yoga shorts by Alo. Completing her look, she wore a black baseball cap, white ankle socks, and eye-catching leopard print loafers. While the exact identity of the loafers remains unconfirmed, similar styles are designed by popular brands like Repetto, Gianvito Rossi, and Schutz, which are loved by fashion influencers.

In her recent outings, Hailey has shown a preference for robust, versatile basics. Her wardrobe staples include Gap low-rise loose ‘90s jeans paired with The Row flip-flops, Cou Cou Intimates pointelle tank tops, The Row’s Ali wool trousers, and chic Flore Flore white tees, all of which make her laidback style easy to replicate.

Hailey’s latest ensemble exemplifies her aesthetic: blending quality leather pieces with elevated basics, incorporating elements of activewear, and highlighting unique footwear or accessories. This affinity for leopard print signals its comeback, embraced by fashion icons like Jennifer Lawrence with her stylish outerwear and shoe collections. Similarly, designers are integrating animal prints as staple elements, as evidenced by collections from Khaite and Bottega Veneta. The statement that “animal print is a neutral” rings true, and Hailey is on trend with this ethos. Furthermore, her loafers fit seamlessly into the ‘back-to-school’ footwear trend, a piece endorsed by other fashion figures like Rosé. A quality loafer is indeed the ultimate companion for transitioning between seasons.