Hailey Bieber mixes business with pleasure at date night

Office siren indeed!

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Officewear is back and celebrities are leading the charge

I don’t know if it’s all the return-to-office mandates, sweatpant fatigue, or Babygirl fever, but the workwear wardrobe is making a triumphant return.

Hailey Bieber ditched her signature neutrals and went full Corpcore while on a date night in New York, Naomi Watts and Ciara made a case for the grey suit, and Mikey Madison has been sending the fashion press into a frenzy with her ‘80s-inspired power dressing (think archive Giorgio Armani and a particularly sharp tie-suit combo).

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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber in New York

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Bieber’s take on the office siren trend was a little vampier and, dare I say it, Nicole Kidman-coded. While her husband Justin Bieber swaddled himself in a signature oversized hoodie and baggy pants, shielding himself from the paparazzi, Hailey Bieber looked strident in a form-fitting pinstripe two-piece slashed to the thigh. Light denier tights, pointy pumps (stilettos are also enjoying extra airtime lately), and Matrix-esque shades completed the look.

The message here is that power dressing is back and while there’s an undeniably 80s’ lean to the look via all those sheer tights, shoulder pads and severe stilettos, a mix of modern accessories and pared-back make-up keeps the look grounded in 2025.

For Bieber, that meant a glazed manicure, slick of cinnamon lipgloss and her signature dewy complexion. The makeup is glossy (literally so) but not in the high-wattage way that the 80s championed.

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Mischa Anouk Smith
Mischa Anouk Smith
News and Features Editor

Mischa Anouk Smith is the News and Features Editor of Marie Claire UK, commissioning and writing in-depth features on culture, politics, and issues that shape women’s lives. Her work blends sharp cultural insight with rigorous reporting, from pop culture and technology to fertility, work, and relationships. Mischa’s investigations have earned awards and led to appearances on BBC Politics Live and Woman’s Hour. For her investigation into rape culture in primary schools, she was shortlisted for an End Violence Against Women award. She previously wrote for Refinery29, Stylist, Dazed, and Far Out.