Hailey Baldwin Channels the ‘90s in an Oversize Sweater, Cutoff Shorts & Chunky Brogues
Hailey Baldwin gave her best take on 1990s styles this weekend in a look that is as comfortable as it is chic.
The model posed for her friend and photographer Amber Asaly on Sunday in an oversize green and black checkered sweater that hid a pair of cutoff denim shorts underneath. Baldwin then continued the retro vibes of the ensemble with rectangle-frame shades and a $1,790 woven green mini bag from Bottega Veneta.
When it came down to shoes, Baldwin channeled the ’90s once more with one of the decade’s biggest trends: chunky footwear. Layered over white tube socks, the media personality opted for her new favorite platform loafers from Prada. The chunky patent brogues featured a lifted midsole with exposed stitching and a signature silver logo across the strap.
For fans of the style, the trendy chunky leather loafers for $850 at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Beyond her off-duty style, Hailey Baldwin’s experience in the fashion industry extends into all aspects. The 23-year-old worked with Levi’s to star in their summer ’20 campaign alongside Jaden Smith and most recently joined the denim brand to help launch its SecondHand upcycling initiative. She has also appeared in marketing campaigns for brands such as Guess, Zadig & Voltaire, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger. What’s more, in 2016, the A-lister joined forces with Ugg, starring in the label’s Classic Street Collection campaign for fall ’16.
The media personality’s own shoe closet also includes an eclectic mix beyond her ambassadorships. On top of her go-to Nike Air Force 1 sneakers, the model has been spotted wearing sneakers from Chanel, Off-White and the Nike x Fear of God collab, as well as heels from Tabitha Simmons and Jimmy Choo. Her new go-to brand for shoes is Bottega Veneta, falling in line with trending celeb-favorite styles from the label that every “it” girl is wearing this year.
Click through the gallery to discover even more of Hailey Baldwin’s best street style looks throughout the years.
Source: footwearnews
