If you're enamored with Hailey Bieber's style as much as we are, then you'll probably already know how much of a denim devotee she is. One of her go-to brands for jeans? Levi's, of course. She has a particular penchant for vintage-inspired styles—from light-wash straight-leg silhouettes to low-rise baggy jeans, which she tends to style with simple and chic '90s pieces such as camisole tops, white crewneck tees, leather jackets, and oval sunglasses.
Fortunately, for us, we can get our hands on Hailey Bieber's much-loved Levi's at majorly discounted prices this week during the Amazon Prime Day Sale. From July 8 to 11, Prime members can save up to 50% off select Levi's denim, including plenty of silhouettes from 501's to Baggy Dad jeans. I have a feeling these will sell out fast, so add these It-girl Levi's to your cart pronto.
Shop the coolest Levi's on sale for Amazon Prime Day:
Complete the look with these Hailey Bieber inspired pieces:
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