Bringing the wet look back to its beachy origins.
Hailey Bieber is already providing style inspo for the summer days ahead.
The model marked Memorial Day weekend with a series of seaside pics yesterday, sharing photos from a recent yacht outing where she styled a simple white tee as a sexy coverup. In the pics, the star lounges in a berry toned bikini top and tiny string bottoms, adding a wet "Got Milk?" t-shirt tied into a semi-sheer crop top.
She finished the beachy look with a pair of chunky silver heart-shaped earrings, with slicked-back hair and a makeup-free face. "all I know is, I’m about to have the best summer of my life," she captioned the carousel, which included snaps of the model posing on a surfboard.
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