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Hailey Bieber is putting a sultry spin on head-to-toe lace for her latest Calzedonia campaign. The model posed for a series of bedroom-set photos highlighting one of the brand’s signature fabrics. Moreover, her monochromatic black look left very little hidden.
Hailey Bieber’s cheeky thong is on full display under completely see-through Calzedonia lace top and tights
Hailey Bieber modeled a completely see-through Calzedonia lace top and tights, with the matching pieces creating the illusion of a lace catsuit. The fitted long-sleeve top was made entirely from sheer floral lace, allowing the black lingerie she wore underneath to remain visible through the delicate fabric.
The coordinating tights continued the same intricate floral pattern all the way down her legs. Rather than ending at her ankles, the tights extended over her feet for a sleek finish. In several shots, Bieber curled up on a white bed, making the intricate black lace stand out dramatically against the crisp bedding.
Her cheeky black thong was also clearly visible beneath the transparent lace. The high-cut underwear peeked through the tights at her hips and backside, adding another daring element to the minimal styling. Calzedonia described the pieces as its “signature lace tights and top,” while another campaign post called the outfit a “total lace look.”
Bieber kept everything else understated, allowing the ensemble to take center stage. Her brunette hair was worn down in a smooth, straight style with softly curved ends framing her face. Natural-looking makeup, a nude-pink lip, and small earrings complemented the pared-back aesthetic.
Another image added an oversized black leather jacket over the lace pieces. The heavy outerwear provided a striking contrast to the transparency underneath. Suffice to say, between the sheer floral fabric, matching top and tights, and exposed underwear, the sheer lace combination delivered a bold take on monochromatic dressing. The contrast between delicate lingerie and the casual bedroom setting made the Calzedonia campaign all the more striking.
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