Hailey Bieber flashes toned abs and legs in '80s-inspired workout gear
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When it comes to celebrity-inspired pandemic style, Hailey Bieber has proven to be the most eclectic. Whether she’s sporting denim shorts, coveted retro sneakers or a comfortable athleisure look, the 23-year-old has made it known that a face mask can pretty much go with any outfit.
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Showing off her model physique, on Tuesday, Hailey was spotted leaving the gym to visit while sporting an ‘80s-inspired Barney purple workout ensemble. With her signature blonde locks up in a messy bun, Hailey’s look consisted of Nike Pro Training Shorts, Nike Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2 Sneakers and an $87 fleece cropped pullover by Los Angeles Apparel that we can’t stop drooling over.
Flex Fleece Half Zip Cropped Pullover
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Casual, cozy and functional, this pullover offers a soft and generous fit and features elastic hems on the waist. Available in a wide range of sizes, this unisex pullover can also be worn zipped up or down — perfect for fall layering can be worn with high-waisted leggings and bike shorts.
As for accessories, Hailey held her signature blonde locks with a thick hair scrunchie and, of course, wore her Evolve Together NYC face mask.
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Later that day, Hailey hopped on Instagram to share news about her latest collaboration with Levi’s to promote the brand’s SecondHand campaign, a new way for customers to shop for pre-loved, rare vintage pieces and newer denim styles from past seasons.
A post shared by Hailey Baldwin Bieber (@haileybieber) on Oct 6, 2020 at 10:37am PDT
”Buying mostly SecondHand clothing reduces a personal CO2 footprint by 527 pounds. That’s the equivalent of charging your smartphone 30,486 times!!” she captioned the post. “It's time to take responsibility for the lifecycle of our clothes.”
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