Hailey Bieber Does Balletcore in a Little Pink Dress and Flats With Socks

One minute, Hailey Bieber is strutting around Paris in designer underwear and a trench coat, and the next she’s posing in a little pink dress like a delicate ballerina.

Today, the Rhode founder shared a series a photos on Instagram from her latest photo shoot. In them, she debuts a sweet Y2K look that perfectly embodies the balletcore trend.

The ensemble is composed of an asymmetric baby-pink minidress, from Tory Burch's Spring/Summer 2024 collection, with a futuristic skirt that seems to be held up by two parallel hoops. The model styled the piece with black ballet flats with straps at the top, worn with white ankle socks. She accessorized her footwear further with a silver anklet. For the top half of her look, Bieber wore gold jewelry, including shiny ball earrings and a ring.

Bieber wrapped up the pretty ballerina look with a little black bow adorning her half-up, half-down hairdo. She wore glowy, rosy makeup, including powder-pink shadow, and a glossy crimson manicure.

In a video from her post, Bieber is seen applying a thick layer of her peptide lip tint in the “Ribbon” shade to her lips.

“Bonjour 🎀,” she wrote in the caption.

Bieber is in Paris for Fashion Week. On Monday, she was seen out in the City of Lights in a pair of black high-rise underwear paired with a clingy taupe turtleneck. She finished the sleek outfit with sheer black tights from celeb-favored brand Calzedonia, and layered on a long black leather trench coat. To accessorize, Bieber added a black belt with a rectangular gold buckle, inky-black pumps, a black Jil Sander purse, narrow black oval sunglasses, and the same sculptural gold earrings.

Rosa Sanchez is the senior news editor at Harper's Bazaar, working on news as it relates to entertainment, fashion, and culture. Previously, she was a news editor at ABC News and, prior to that, a managing editor of celebrity news at American Media. She has also written features for Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, Forbes, and The Hollywood Reporter, among other outlets. 

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