Winter may be approaching, but Hailey Bieber jumped ahead to spring style in Miami, where she wore a Saint Laurent floral bodycon jumpsuit to the fashion house’s Rive Droite dinner during Art Basel Miami last night. Hailey wore her hair down and straight with the look and kept her jewelry minimal.
Hailey’s appearance comes after her husband Justin Bieber made headlines last week when he shared a very heartfelt 25th birthday tribute to her. He wrote:
To my beloved birthday squish. My heart belongs to you. My eyes belong to you, my lips belong to you. I am yours. I am so blessed to be yours. You are my forever. Life has never made more sense until you became my wife. I will never stop loving you, I will never stop holding you, and I will never stop protecting you. You my queen are more than enough for me and I will spend everyday making you feel like the queen that you are. As your grandma would say in her Portuguese accent “happy bursday baby” love you until the end of time and then after that. :)
Hailey spoke to ELLE earlier this year about how the couple’s time quarantining together changed their relationship. “I try to be careful saying something like, ‘The good thing about the pandemic,’ because I know there’s been so much sadness and devastation,” she started. “But over the last six years of my career, I’ve never gone this long without working. Quarantine has removed any expectations of work, and there is no pressure of having to be anywhere. It’s the same for Justin. We’ve gotten so much solid alone time. It’s like this long, extended vacation where we get to hang out together all the time.”
“I learn new things about him and about myself and about our relationship all the time,” she added later. “Do we have little fights and stuff that we have to work through sometimes? Yeah, of course, but it really doesn’t ever feel like work, because I love him so much. I see forever with him.”
She also acknowledged that she’s aware many young Hollywood couples fail. “[But] I think any relationship can fail, Hollywood or not,” she said. “Is it harder in the public eye? Absolutely. But I think the two of us are grounded by our faith. I’m not saying it’s this easy-peasy thing that doesn’t take work. We talk to a therapist. We do what we have to do.”
