By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-17 16:36:40 | Updated at 2026-08-17 17:12:38
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Hailey Bieber’s latest dress has a sparkling past.
The Rhode founder, 29, went digging through Versace’s recent archives for Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns’ star-studded black-tie wedding in Malibu, California on Saturday. She pulled out a black column gown with a bustier neckline and crystal-encrusted bodice accented with embellished straps.
The dress had a previous life on fashion royalty: Naomi Campbell wore the design down the runway at Versace’s fall 2023 show staged on a Los Angeles rooftop.
While Campbell’s look featured opera-length gloves in glossy black leather, Bieber kept her styling more subdued for her pal’s nuptials, pairing the dress with a black leather clutch and strappy stiletto sandals.
Guests were asked to wear black, and Kylie Jenner matched Bieber’s sparkle in a Roberto Cavalli halter gown with head-turning cutouts, twin crystal belts and a slit up the center of the skirt.
Husband Justin Bieber, 32, kept it simple in a black wide-leg suit and tie. The couple spent part of the night with Jenner and boyfriend Timothée Chalamet, who arrived in a leather blazer and blue checked shirt.
The celeb-packed guest list also included Michael B. Jordan, Jada Pinkett Smith and Teyana Taylor, plus Knicks teammates Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and OG Anunoby.
Bieber has a habit of turning up to weddings in Versace. She wore an avocado green corset dress from the Italian label to the 2022 wedding of Rhode’s head of brand, Lauren Rothberg. Her most daring wedding-guest ensemble, however, may be the backless, skintight turtleneck gown by Fanci Club she wore to friend Stephanie Shepherd’s wedding to Larry Jackson in 2023.
Formalwear duties done, the Biebers headed to a Dodgers game in Los Angeles on Sunday in his-and-hers white tees.
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