Add Page Six on Google Hailey Bieber dressed up her workout wear with diamond earrings. shopform/instagram Just call it a return to Form.
When Hailey Bieber posted a series of selfies last week, we couldn’t help but notice she included a snap wearing a $68 V-Neck Bra from one of go-to workout brands, Form.
For the ultimate high-low exercise outfit, she paired the tow-tone top with Aflalo Fine Jewelry Tennis Drop Earrings that ring in at $4,750.
While her sports bra is still in stock for now (and a relative bargain), we predict it’ll fly off the shelves fast following Bieber’s endorsement.
She’s a longtime fan of Form, which was founded by wellness influencers and entrepreneurs Sami Clarke and Sami Spalter.
The Rhode mogul’s collection also includes the Straight Neck Bra, which she wore for another Instagram selfie earlier this summer.
The brand’s Straight Neck Sports Bra also made Bieber’s Instagram grid. shopform/instagram The love flows both ways, with Spalter previously telling Page Six Style, “Hailey, especially, is truly our muse and who we always design for.”
“Being an LA-based brand, we work closely with stylists and creatives, so you never know where Form might show up next,” Clarke added.
Bieber’s not the only star shopping Form, as everyone from Rita Ora to Kendall Jenner has worn its wares over the years. Below, shop a few more celebrity favorites worth snapping up.
Bieber wore this cinched sweater in anther Instagram slideshow. It’s only left in a few sizes, all of which are drastically discounted.
Bieber’s friend Kendall Jenner shares her affinity for Form. While she has the cherry red version of these best-selling leggings, they come in a rainbow of colors.
Even pro dancers love Form; Julianne Hough owns this trendy layered bra.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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