What month even is it anymore? Oh yeah, July. It definitely isn't fall, but hey, rules don't really apply to outfits anymore, which Hailey Bieber seems to agree with. Case in point: Earlier this week, Bieber arrived at a studio in L.A. wearing an outfit that we're definitely bookmarking for October, as it's easy and comfortable yet just elevated enough.
The aforementioned outfit consists of a trench coat, black turtleneck, distressed jeans (denim trend alert), socks, and white sneakers—and a mask, of course. If we had to predict what outfit trend everyone will be wearing this fall, it would be exactly this. Who knows what will be happening in the world in a few months, but this casual outfit will have you prepared for many things, even if it's just a trip to the grocery store.
Scroll to shop Bieber's chic fall outfit, and feel free to wear it now or later.
On Hailey Bieber: Kassl Editions Faux Leather Coat ($770); Ksubi x Kendall Jenner Playback Jeans ($240); Nike Air Force 1 '07 Sneakers ($90)
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