Hailey Bieber turned to the classics for her appearance at the 2026 Grammys alongside her husband, Justin Bieber. Donning a black Alaïa strapless dress with large sheer leg panels for the star-studded event, she has once again proved that quiet luxury can make just as strong an impact as high-drama silhouettes.
Hailey Bieber coordinates with Justin Bieber in black strapless Alaïa dress for Grammys 2026
Hailey Bieber delivered a masterclass in understated glamour at the Grammys 2026. She stepped onto the red carpet in a sleek strapless gown by Alaïa that balanced minimalism with subtle sensuality. The custom floor-length gown featured a clean, strapless neckline that highlighted her sculpted shoulders and collarbones.
The standout detail of her dress was the sheer leg panels integrated into the design. Nearly invisible at first glance, the translucent detailing added depth and intrigue to the look. The sheer panels were far from merely decorative, subtly softening the starkness of the black gown while adding a touch of allure to its minimalist design. The dress perfectly echoed the Grammys’ blend of music, fashion, and cultural influence.
Meanwhile, the body-skimming silhouette accentuated her toned figure. The skirt flared below the knees and pooled at her feet, giving movement and a modern twist on the classic evening gown. The Rhode founder accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz jewellery, including a 30-carat pendant necklace and drop earrings. She wore her hair sleeked back into a bun with a center part. Finally, her makeup was minimal, with softly defined eyes, brushed brows, and a muted berry lip.
Justin Bieber, who earned four nominations at the annual awards show, complemented his wife’s look in an oversized all-black Balenciaga suit. It featured a jacket, wide-leg trousers, and a black t-shirt underneath. He balanced the look with a tennis necklace by Lorraine Schwartz featuring 100 carats of diamonds. He also had little silver earrings and a nose ring on.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on theFashionSpot.
