One fashion staple that’s always on rotation in Hailey Bieber’s coveted wardrobe? A really good pair of baggy jeans. The Rhode founder has a penchant for relaxed, ’90s-inspired silhouettes that give her outfits a tomboy edge. Now, she’s making it even easier to achieve her effortless style by dropping a denim capsule collection with Gap.
Shop the Hailey Bieber x Gap Collection
Our editors have been obsessed with Bieber’s signature Gap jeans for quite some time, so it makes perfect sense that she would launch an official collaboration with the brand. The capsule includes two of Bieber’s go-to styles—the Extra Baggy and the ’90s Low Rise Loose—with personalized details like custom “1996” hardware (Bieber’s birth year) and her signature printed inside the pocket lining. And the best part? They’re under $90.
“This project came together very organically because Gap has always been a part of my wardrobe,” Bieber said in a press release. “1996 has always felt iconic to me because there was something so effortless about that era and the way people wore denim. We wanted the campaign and the product to capture that same feeling in a way that felt modern, understated, and personal.”
At just $89, you might as well add both of Bieber’s denim drops to cart. But if you need help deciding between the two, here’s a cheat sheet: The Extra Baggy is inspired by Bieber’s favorite Gap men’s jeans, which have an ultra-wide-leg silhouette and medium rise. Meanwhile, the Low Rise Loose has a slightly less baggy (but still relaxed) fit, with a lower rise that sits at the hip. Both styles are available in three washes: light, medium, and dark.
Like all things endorsed by Bieber, this Gap collaboration is likely to sell out within minutes. My advice? Get these now before they’re gone.
Gap x Hailey Bieber Extra Baggy Jean
Gap x Hailey Bieber Low Rise Loose Jean
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