Justin Bieber Wears The Loud Shirt We'll All Be Rocking 6 Months From Now

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Justin Bieber Wears The Loud Shirt We'll All Be Rocking 6 Months From Now

Image: @justinbieber

While most Australians haven’t been able to leave the country over the last eighteen months, vaccinated Americans are allowed to have the European summer holidays they’ve always dreamed of.

Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey have been having a particularly nice European summer (Justin’s Canadian, but same difference). First, they were swanning about in Paris and even got a meeting with the French President, Emmanuel Macron. Now, they’re yachting around Greece, drinking champagne and eating like royalty. Must be nice.

It seems as if Justin’s really acclimated to that #touristlife if his recent sartorial choices are anything to go by, too.

On Wednesday, the 27-year-old musical superstar outed himself on Instagram wearing a real American tourist-core outfit: a colourful Bode shirt, Nike Dunk sneakers – “the people’s Jordans” – plus Tejesta sunglasses and a Fear Of God x New Era cap designed to emulate old-school MLB designs.

But don’t be too quick to judge: we’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: loud short-sleeve shirts are back in a big way. Bieber’s is an exceptional contribution to this growing trend, and we’re all for it.

Image: @justinbieber

While colourful short-sleeve shirts have never gone out of style, their popularity has surged tremendously in 2021. Perhaps it’s because we’ve all been cooped up for so long, and now we want to celebrate our newfound freedom?

Other male celebrities that have gotten on board this summery patterned trend include Cristiano RonaldoKevin HartLeBron James, Scott Disick and John Legend, just to name a few.

With Australian summer still a way off, and fashion trends typically taking about half a year to trickle down to the public, we reckon we’ll be seeing a few loud shirts like this in Australia in six months time.

Hopefully, they’ll even be allowed to be worn out and about too, vaccination rates willing…

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As this Washington Post article relates, the European Union agreed in May to allow vaccinated Americans to travel to their member states, although each country still sets its own rules and timing, and not every country has reopened yet.

France and Greece are just two EU countries ‘open for business’: other popular tourist destinations open to travellers include Italy, Spain, Denmark and Iceland (the latter three requiring proof of full vaccination).

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