
Hailey Bieber Doubles Down on the Summer’s Go-To Shoe: Black Minimalist Heels
Hailey Bieber leaned into a familiar formula while out in New York City on Saturday in two outfits with one unifying theme: black minimalist heels.
First spotted leaving Bar Pitti, the Rhode founder wore a pair of sleek thong sandals with a small kitten heel, styled with white polka-dot capri pants and a fitted black tank.

The sandals’ slim shape and square toe offered a refined counterpoint to the playful print, and echoed a growing number of barely-there summer silhouettes seen recently on everyone from Julianne Moore to Demi Lovato. With their low lift and barely-there straps, the sandals hit a midpoint between ease and intention.

By night, Bieber changed into a strapless green satin mini dress and black open-toe mules by Saint Laurent. The gathered satin upper and stiletto heel brought a higher-glam version of the same idea: a clean, sculptural shoe in black with a strong silhouette.

The rest of the styling — small square sunglasses, a structured black top-handle bag and gold jewelry — remained consistent, keeping the focus on fabric and shape.

This kind of continuity isn’t new for Bieber. Her footwear choices often fall into a few repeat categories: black pumps, sleek mules and barely-there sandals. In February, she paired sharp black stilettos with a pinstripe skirt suit for a date night in Manhattan with Justin Bieber. Earlier this spring, she stepped out in white mules during a Rhode pop-up. Even in rotation, her shoes tend to share the same DNA: neutral, structured and complementary to the rest of her look.
The back-to-back looks also reflect the current through line in her public-facing image — curated, understated and rarely over-accessorized. Now backed by a $1 billion acquisition from E.l.f. Beauty, Rhode is expanding into new markets, and Bieber has stepped into new roles within the brand. But her off-duty styling remains steady: controlled, polished and grounded in heels with a slight edge.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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