Famously, Haley Bieber is a remarkably supportive wife. Her pop star husband, Justin Bieber, rarely performs live these days, and frankly, who can blame him, as prior to Justin's surprise guest appearance at Don Tolliver's Los Angeles concert on October 19, the two They were dressed in outfits that perfectly represented their respective personal styles.

The Lorde founder, who recently welcomed her first child, Jack Bruce Bieber, in August, wore a black leather bomber jacket, light wash straight leg jeans, black Lexora glasses, and $1,150 black tasseled loafers from The Row. Her choice of denim was a conscious departure from the baggy jeans of late, in keeping with the celebrity fall denim trend. (We're not sure where her exact pair came from, but we're sure she's a fan of vintage Levi's 501 drops from Denim by Orlee.) On her feet are soft leather loafers, an academic change from the Adidas sneakers she recently wore in Los Angeles.

For her big night out, the mother of one swapped her Goyard diaper bag for a Balenciaga croc-embossed Rodeo bag from the designer's Fall 2024 collection and sported one of fall's manicure trends: moody red nails.

Meanwhile, her husband of six years wore a Balenciaga zip-up hoodie with flame print crawling up the sleeve, black mesh shorts, a white beanie, tortoiseshell glasses, Bottega Veneta brown suede loafers, and chunky blue socks. Model Lori Harvey also wore jeans, a white tank top, a cropped leather jacket, silver sneakers, a navy Yankees baseball cap, and a Hermes Kelly Serie 20 Cloute Black Box bag, he and his wife attended the concert.

After the birth of their son, it was lovely to see Haley and Justin Bieber taking time out for themselves. With Justin's encouragement, Haley scheduled a number of dinner dates with Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner in September to get out of the house. And in a recent interview with Women's Wear Daily, the beauty mogul, who launched a seductive new line of products earlier this month, shared her thoughts on postpartum work-life balance. She explained to the magazine, “I just do what feels comfortable to me physically, mentally, and emotionally.” Good for her.