It’s no secret that Hailey Bieber is a trendsetter, even in a pandemic when comfy clothes are a daily uniform. The 24-year-old has been mixing up her loungewear looks recently and lucky for us, you can get your hands on the very same pieces she’s been wearing around town.

On April 13, the model was spotted without her husband Justin Bieber, grabbing a green juice at Earth Bar in Los Angeles wearing a cozy and vibrant Free People Movement fleece.

Hailey paired the comfortable Free People pullover with high-waisted black leggings, a black beanie and white sneakers.

Free People Movement Hit The Slopes Colorblock Pullover, $128

This Free People Movement pullover comes in the “Victory Red Combo” that Hailey wore and another bright pink and beige color combination. Sizes extra-small to large are available in both colors and this item is eligible for free shipping.

According to the FP website, this sweatshirt is a new take on the brand’s bestselling zip-up jacket that was designed with a quarter button-closure detail and a contrast bust pocket with color-blocked detailing for a fun touch.

It seems Hailey is all about fleece lately, too. Later that night, she was seen on social media goofing around and wearing a different Free People Movement fleece jacket, this time with a fun print.

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The blonde wore the fleece jacket with a cropped white shirt, black, high-waisted cargo pants and what looks to be the same ribbed beanie. She completed her look with New Balance sneakers.

Free People Movement Printed Hit The Slopes Fleece Jacket, $168

The Free People Movement Printed Hit The Slopes Fleece Jacket comes in five different colors and patterns including the black, grey and white toile designed one Hailey is wearing (in all sizes!), an off-white design, a red toile combo and others.

It features elastic cuffed sleeves, snap buttons and adds a touch of style to any outfit.

Both of these fun and comfortable sweaters are not only Hailey Bieber-approved but would look great with a variety of different outfits and occasions. Plus, comfy clothing may be on-trend right now, but it’s a style you’ll turn to long after the pandemic.

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