Here's why we want to start dressing like JustinBieber.
To me, Bieber’s vibrant outfits don’t read so out there. I’d argue that the singer has been ahead of the curve all along. Long before sheltering in place became the norm, he found a way to be comfortable without losing a sense of personality and flair. The closer I examine his fashion choices, the more I appreciate his ability to toe the line between good taste and bad taste in a laid-back way.
As I continue to work from home, Bieber’s wardrobe is exactly how I hope mine will shape up to be. The transformation has already begun. I’m wearing a black hoodie with bright tie-dye Cotton Citizen sweatpants as I write this—Drew House should probably cast me in their next campaign. The new style mandate in my house is PJ dressing with a cool twist, playing with different hues and silhouettes.
To all my friends and coworkers, you have been forewarned: If you see a weirdo in a neon hoodie pop into your next Zoom meeting, no, you haven’t been hacked by an intruder—it’s me, your boy Christian Bieber.Sign Up Now The latest fashion news, beauty coverage, celebrity style, fashion week updates, culture reviews, and videos on Vogue.com.
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